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bleepingcomputer.com · high

Lazarus Group's FlashHole campaign uses ML-KEM post-quantum cryptography to deliver payloads to South Korean organizations

Kaspersky reports a Lazarus Group operation dubbed FlashHole, targeting South Korean organizations since July 2025 with a complex, mostly in-memory infection chain. The attackers use the NIST-standardized ML-KEM-1024 post-quantum key encapsulation mechanism for C2 communications, so that subsequent payloads are delivered encrypted and are…

infosecurity-magazine.com · high

Microsoft October 2026 Patch Tuesday fixes record 1,411 CVEs, including one exploited Windows Shell zero-day

Microsoft released fixes for a record 1,411 CVEs in its October 2026 Patch Tuesday on October 13, more than the roughly 1,100 issued in all of 2025 and above the records set in July and September. The surge is attributed to Microsoft's use of AI-driven vulnerability discovery, including its multi-model agentic scanning harness (MDASH). Th…

feeds.fortinet.com · high

Ousaban banking trojan campaign targets Iberian Peninsula via invoice phishing with geofencing and daily-rotating C2 domains

FortiGuard Labs reports an ongoing Ousaban campaign targeting the Iberian Peninsula. The actor keeps refining its delivery chain and uses geofencing and environmental checks to restrict access to the malware to the intended victims. Ousaban resolves its C2 IP through daily-changing domains and runs a traditional C2 setup as a decoy. Its l…

feeds.fortinet.com · high

Global campaign uses obfuscated JScript droppers and a disguised .ttf Lua loader to deliver Snake Keylogger, Formbook and AgentTesla

FortiGuard Labs describes a large-scale, global campaign that uses heavily obfuscated JScript droppers to launch an AutoIt/Lua-based loader with low detection rates. The loader delivers several popular RATs and infostealers, including a version of Snake Keylogger. The infection chain relies on business email compromise tactics, impersonat…

feeds.fortinet.com · high

Casbaneiro banking trojan campaign targets Latin America with analysis evasion and split exfiltration servers

FortiGuard Labs analyzed a Casbaneiro banking trojan campaign targeting users in Latin America. The campaign applies access restrictions at several stages to keep the malware away from analysis tools: the download page, the HTA downloader and Casbaneiro itself. Casbaneiro sends different types of stolen data to separate servers and uses a…

welivesecurity.com · high

UAC-0099 evolves MATCHBOIL C# downloader targeting Ukrainian transport, manufacturing and energy firms

ESET documented the evolution of MATCHBOIL, a custom C downloader used by the Russia-aligned cyberespionage group UAC-0099. Samples span April 2024 to April 2026, although CERT-UA first documented the malware in August 2025. Each iteration became more sophisticated, with new obfuscation, sandbox checks and persistence methods. All victims…

krebsonsecurity.com · high

Feds suspect ransomware negotiation executives helped ShinyHunters run Shinywire extortion site after FBI jobs portal breach

U.S. federal investigators pursuing ShinyHunters, which recently stole sensitive personnel data from the FBI recruitment site fbijobs.gov, reportedly identified executives at two ransomware negotiation firms with unusually close ties to the group. One U.S. consulting firm executive is suspected of helping operate the now-defunct extortion…

securelist.com · high

Lazarus Group's Operation FlashHole targets South Korean firms via CrossWeb EX abuse, GitHub C2 and new TouchHub/ClientHub malware

Kaspersky's analysis of Operation FlashHole describes a Lazarus Group campaign against South Korea that follows Operation SyncHole. The earliest evidence dates to July 2025, and the campaign was observed in January. At least three organizations in the software, construction and wired communication equipment manufacturing sectors were affe…

huntress.com · high

Fake WatchGuard VPN site watchguard-vpn[.]net harvests VPN credentials, then serves the genuine signed installer

Huntress analyzed an active credential-phishing campaign in which the lookalike domain watchguard-vpn.net harvests WatchGuard SSL VPN credentials. On October 7, 2026, an administrator at a managed service provider searched Bing for "watchguard vpn sll download" and clicked through to the fake page, which Huntress classifies as SEO poisoni…

tenable.com · exploit público high

Microsoft October 2026 Patch Tuesday fixes 1,407 CVEs, including Windows Shell MOTW bypass zero-day CVE-2026-96951 exploited in the wild

Microsoft's October 2026 Patch Tuesday addresses 1,407 CVEs across 301 products and components, the largest release on record for the second consecutive month. 69 are rated critical, 1,337 important and 1 low. Two zero-days are fixed: CVE-2026-96951, a Windows Shell security feature bypass exploited in the wild, and CVE-2026-108398, a .NE…

krebsonsecurity.com · high

FBI arrests Canadian ransomware negotiator Edward Dubrovsky in ShinyHunters extortion probe

The FBI arrested a Canadian cybersecurity executive in Pennsylvania on October 8, 2026, in connection with its investigation into the ShinyHunters extortion group. Court records point to Edward Dubrovsky, a ransomware negotiation specialist formerly of Cypfer and now associated with CyberSteward. He faces charges of conspiracy to threaten…

itsecurityguru.org · high

SEO-poisoning campaign uses fake WatchGuard VPN download site to steal SSL VPN credentials, then serves the genuine signed client

Huntress researchers detailed an SEO-poisoning campaign on 13 October that harvests SSL VPN credentials through a lookalike WatchGuard download page, watchguard-vpn.net, and then delivers the legitimate, validly signed Mobile VPN with SSL installer. Earlier waves used trojanised installers, but this iteration contains no malware, so endpo…

thehackernews.com · high

UAT-11985 targets Taiwan research affiliates with AI-assisted event-invite phishing and Google AitM credential and MFA theft

Cisco Talos disclosed an APT spear-phishing and quishing campaign, tracked as UAT-11985, that targets individuals affiliated with Taiwan research organizations. First seen in mid-2026, it uses fake event invitations to lead victims to an adversary-in-the-middle (AitM) phishing framework that harvests Google account credentials and MFA cod…

recordedfuture.com · high

TAG-193 Espionage Campaign Targets Central Asian and CIS Governments with Spearphishing, WinRAR CVE-2025-8088 and Reverse Shells

Recorded Future's Insikt Group reports on TAG-193, a cluster that ran a sustained intelligence-collection campaign against government bodies from early 2025 through May 2026. Targets include diplomacy, economic development, agriculture and environmental agencies in Russia, Tajikistan, Belarus, Armenia and Uzbekistan. Lure documents and im…

gbhackers.com · high

Zscaler ThreatLabz: Ransomware Groups Use Generative AI for Phishing, Data Triage and Fast Exfiltration, Including Payouts King

Zscaler ThreatLabz's 2026 Ransomware Report describes ransomware operators using generative AI to sharpen phishing, speed up reconnaissance and pick out the most sensitive corporate data to steal. The report records 896.2 TB exfiltrated by the top 10 ransomware groups between April 2025 and March 2026. The article cites a 275.8% annual in…

cisa.gov · high

LAUNDRY BEAR exploits Zimbra CVE-2025-66376 (zero-day since July 2025) to exfiltrate email from Western organizations

A multinational advisory (CISA, NSA, FBI, AIVD, MIVD, NCSC-UK and others) warns that the Russian state-supported APT LAUNDRY BEAR (aka Void Blizzard, TA488) has compromised Western government, defense industrial base and NGO organizations running Zimbra Collaboration Suite (ZCS) since at least July 2025. The campaign uses a view-based XSS…

securelist.com · high

Mirage Kitten deploys Node.js NodeRabbit RAT and JavaScript PollCat RAT via fake job coding challenges

Kaspersky researchers report that the APT group Mirage Kitten has moved from native C/C++/Go malware to Node.js and JavaScript implants, NodeRabbit and PollCat. Both are cross-platform RATs delivered through spear-phishing by fake recruiters on LinkedIn and other job platforms, using trojanized coding-challenge archives hosted on Amazon S…