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darkwebinformer.com · medium

Beelzebub ransomware operator 'WolfBlxck' claims full rewrite with EDR evasion and recruits developer, pentester and negotiator

An actor using the handle WolfBlxck posted an updated recruitment announcement for Beelzebub ransomware. The actor claims the malware was rewritten from scratch with a stronger focus on disabling endpoint defenses, suppressing telemetry and hindering incident response. The post seeks three more members: a developer, a penetration tester a…

theregister.com · medium

Microsoft's October 2026 Windows update enforces NTLMv1 SSO blocking by default, risking Wi-Fi, Ethernet and VPN authentication failures

The October 2026 Windows security update changes the default handling of NTLMv1-derived credentials for Single Sign-On. Before the update, Windows allowed them and logged warning events. Now they are blocked. Wi-Fi, Ethernet and VPN authentication may fail in environments that still depend on the legacy protocol. Microsoft states this is …

infosecurity-magazine.com · medium

Microsoft disrupts Yam Store PhaaS network (Storm-3119/Storm-2990) behind over one billion phishing messages since January 2026

Microsoft, working with industry partners and Japanese police, disrupted a Chinese-language phishing-as-a-service (PhaaS) ecosystem centered on Yam Store, an underground marketplace tracked as Storm-3119. The phishing kits sold there were responsible for over a billion phishing emails and texts sent to more than 75,000 organizations since…

darkreading.com · medium

Researchers infiltrate Microsoft impersonation tech support scam using Russian-run TDS and thousands of abused Cloudflare links

Researchers infiltrated a large-scale tech support scam operation that impersonates Microsoft. The operation relies on a malicious traffic distribution system (TDS) run by a Russian organization. It also abuses thousands of Cloudflare links to route victims to scam content. The article snippet gives no victim counts, losses or technical i…

cisa.gov · medium

CISA red team assessments of two critical infrastructure orgs: both fully compromised, but only one detected and contained the intrusion

CISA ran concurrent red team assessments at two organizations: Organization A (Government Services and Facilities) and Organization B (Water and Wastewater Systems). Both reached full domain compromise and accessed sensitive business systems (SBSs) and cloud resources. Organization A did not detect or contain the activity. Organization B …

yokai.hakaisecurity.io · medium

SmartLoader reverse engineering: LuaJIT loader with Polygon smart-contract C2 resolver tied to LummaStealer delivery

SmartLoader is a commodity loader in active deployment, attributed to Malware-as-a-Service infrastructure linked to LummaStealer delivery in recent campaigns. Reverse engineering shows it is built almost entirely from off-the-shelf parts: a stock signed LuaJIT 2.1.0-beta3 interpreter, a commercial Lua VM obfuscator from the game-cheat sce…

welivesecurity.com · medium

ESET: SMBs face AI agent supply chain and prompt injection risks alongside accelerated phishing, exploitation and ransomware

ESET analysis describes a two-pronged risk for small and mid-size businesses (SMBs): AI agents create new paths into business systems, while attackers use AI to add speed and scale to established threats. Between March and May 2026, ESET scanned almost 900,000 unique agent skills from popular repositories and found more than 25,000 suspic…

unit42.paloaltonetworks.com · medium

Opportunistic Intruder Abuses Third-Party-Managed VPN Gateway Without MFA to Probe European Bank; WSUS RCE Attempt Blocked by Cortex XDR

Unit 42 investigated a months-long intrusion against a European bank, which began with unauthorized VPN-based access through a third-party-managed external gateway appliance that did not enforce strict authentication. Using compromised credentials, the attacker ran noisy, high-volume internal reconnaissance and brute-force campaigns again…

grahamcluley.com · medium

Microsoft's X account hijacked to promote crypto coin; UK email and social account hacking losses rise 417%

Episode 487 of the Smashing Security podcast covers the hijacking of Microsoft's official X (Twitter) account, which has 13 million followers. The attackers used a Clippy theme to promote a dubious crypto coin, and a corporate apology that circulated was not from Microsoft either. There was no ransomware or data theft. The episode also co…

theregister.com · medium

Semperis survey: 37% of ransomware attacks involve psychological or physical threats against staff and families

A Semperis annual ransomware risk report, covered by The Register, finds that 37% of ransomware attacks involved psychological or physical threats against victim staff. The survey covered 1,200 post-ransomware organizations in the first half of 2026. Respondents reported psychological intimidation (23%) and physical threats (17%), aimed a…

bleepingcomputer.com · medium

Nikkei discloses third breach in a month: stolen credentials expose 1.83M records in cloud-hosted development system

Nikkei Inc. disclosed a third data breach in about a month, exposing 1.83 million records stored in the cloud. Attackers used stolen credentials to access a development system in the early hours of October 7. About 150,000 records contained at least one of: full names, email addresses, physical addresses, phone numbers or dates of birth, …

newsroom.trendmicro.com · medium

Trend Micro details role in international law enforcement disruption of LockBit ransomware, including pre-release LockBit-NG-Dev

Trend Micro disclosed its part in a multinational law enforcement operation against the LockBit ransomware group, working with the FBI and the NCA. Per the vendor, undercover infiltration helped prevent the release of the group's next malware product, LockBit-NG-Dev, and Trend customers received protection before LockBit had finished test…

newsroom.trendmicro.com · medium

TrendAI H1 2026 APT roundup: nation-state actors use AI across the intrusion lifecycle, plus zero-days and OT attacks

TrendAI™ (Trend Micro) published its H1 2026 APT Activity Roundup on July 29, 2026. It finds nation-state actors used AI in more stages of the intrusion lifecycle than in any prior half-year the company has tracked. China-aligned actors used generative AI to refine exploits and iteratively build malware through "vibe coding", and one AI a…