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New Ransomware Wave Targets Windows Shortcut Files
February 12, 2026
New Ransomware Wave Targets Windows Shortcut Files

The unassuming Windows shortcut file, often overlooked as a mere pointer to an application or document, has reemerged as the Trojan horse of choice for a sophisticated new ransomware campaign threatening organizations worldwide. This resurgence underscores a persistent and evolving

Massive Attack Hits Windows, Mac, and iOS via Hijacked Sites
February 12, 2026
Massive Attack Hits Windows, Mac, and iOS via Hijacked Sites

A highly sophisticated and far-reaching cyber campaign has successfully compromised trusted online infrastructure to deliver potent infostealer malware to users across Windows, macOS, and iOS platforms. This operation, identified by security researchers as a significant supply chain attack, demonstrates an

Massive Attack Spike Targets Ivanti EPMM 0-Day Flaw
February 12, 2026
Massive Attack Spike Targets Ivanti EPMM 0-Day Flaw

Unprecedented Exploitation of a Critical Enterprise Vulnerability A sudden and massive wave of automated cyberattacks has placed thousands of enterprise networks in jeopardy, as threat actors swarm to exploit a critical zero-day vulnerability in one of the most widely used

Prometei Botnet Attacks Windows Servers to Mine Crypto
February 12, 2026
Prometei Botnet Attacks Windows Servers to Mine Crypto

The silent compromise of a single server can rapidly escalate into a full-scale network breach, orchestrated by an unseen adversary siphoning resources and sensitive data without ever raising an alarm. This guide provides a detailed walkthrough of the Prometei botnet,

Can an Array Let Hackers Escape SandboxJS?
February 12, 2026
Can an Array Let Hackers Escape SandboxJS?

The very mechanism designed to contain untrusted code can sometimes become the key that unlocks the cage, a paradox recently highlighted by a critical flaw within the popular SandboxJS library. This JavaScript sandboxing solution, intended to safely execute external scripts,

Is Your Linux Server Vulnerable to SSHStalker?
February 12, 2026
Is Your Linux Server Vulnerable to SSHStalker?

A newly discovered automated botnet campaign demonstrates how attackers are successfully revitalizing outdated command-and-control methods to exploit one of the most persistent vulnerabilities in modern cloud infrastructure. This research summary explores SSHStalker, a threat that merges legacy tactics with a

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New Ransomware Wave Targets Windows Shortcut Files
February 12, 2026
New Ransomware Wave Targets Windows Shortcut Files

The unassuming Windows shortcut file, often overlooked as a mere pointer to an application or document, has reemerged as the Trojan horse of choice for a sophisticated new ransomware campaign threatening organizations worldwide. This resurgence underscores a persistent and evolving

Massive Attack Hits Windows, Mac, and iOS via Hijacked Sites
February 12, 2026
Massive Attack Hits Windows, Mac, and iOS via Hijacked Sites

A highly sophisticated and far-reaching cyber campaign has successfully compromised trusted online infrastructure to deliver potent infostealer malware to users across Windows, macOS, and iOS platforms. This operation, identified by security researchers as a significant supply chain attack, demonstrates an

Massive Attack Spike Targets Ivanti EPMM 0-Day Flaw
February 12, 2026
Massive Attack Spike Targets Ivanti EPMM 0-Day Flaw

Unprecedented Exploitation of a Critical Enterprise Vulnerability A sudden and massive wave of automated cyberattacks has placed thousands of enterprise networks in jeopardy, as threat actors swarm to exploit a critical zero-day vulnerability in one of the most widely used

Prometei Botnet Attacks Windows Servers to Mine Crypto
February 12, 2026
Prometei Botnet Attacks Windows Servers to Mine Crypto

The silent compromise of a single server can rapidly escalate into a full-scale network breach, orchestrated by an unseen adversary siphoning resources and sensitive data without ever raising an alarm. This guide provides a detailed walkthrough of the Prometei botnet,

Can an Array Let Hackers Escape SandboxJS?
February 12, 2026
Can an Array Let Hackers Escape SandboxJS?

The very mechanism designed to contain untrusted code can sometimes become the key that unlocks the cage, a paradox recently highlighted by a critical flaw within the popular SandboxJS library. This JavaScript sandboxing solution, intended to safely execute external scripts,

Is Your Linux Server Vulnerable to SSHStalker?
February 12, 2026
Is Your Linux Server Vulnerable to SSHStalker?

A newly discovered automated botnet campaign demonstrates how attackers are successfully revitalizing outdated command-and-control methods to exploit one of the most persistent vulnerabilities in modern cloud infrastructure. This research summary explores SSHStalker, a threat that merges legacy tactics with a

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