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Cybersecurity experts have revealed that the hackers behind the RansomExx ransomware attacks are using a stealthy malware called PipeMagic to infiltrate systems. According to jointly published security reports, the attackers target a previously patched security vulnerability in Microsoft Windows systems to maximize their privileges on devices and successfully infiltrate internal networks. First making a name for itself with attacks on industrial companies in Southeast Asia in

A new mobile spyware called "Crocodilus," which targets users' bank accounts and cryptocurrency wallets, continues to spread rapidly in many countries, including Turkey. Initially infiltrating devices by disguising itself as an innocent Google Chrome browser, this virus is now luring thousands of people into traps through fake "bonus point" advertisements or fake system updates on Facebook. Once installed on a device, this software operates quite stealthily, intercepting your

Cybersecurity experts are warning against a new malware named "DslogdRAT," which spreads by exploiting a critical zero-day vulnerability in Ivanti Connect Secure (ICS) systems. Particularly targeting organizations in Japan and believed to be linked to Chinese-backed cyber espionage groups, hackers manage to infiltrate systems by executing remote code. In the first step, attackers plant a hidden web shell into the system, and then they download the actual spyware to take full

Cybersecurity experts have taken a significant step that will please victims of the "FunkSec" malware, which locks computers and demands a ransom. A tool developed to recover encrypted files has been made available completely free of charge to everyone. This welcome move comes after it was understood that the cybercriminal group behind the software had not launched any attacks for a long time and had ceased its activities. This ransomware, which has victimized hundreds of ins

A hacker group known in the cybersecurity world as "EncryptHub," entirely driven by financial gain, continues to infiltrate corporate networks by exploiting a security vulnerability in Microsoft Windows systems. Combining technical manipulation with the power of persuasion (social engineering), this gang aims to infect companies' internal networks with malware that steals sensitive data from devices. The most striking aspect of the attack is that the hackers target company em