
What Is Scareware? How Fake Security Warnings Lead to Real Malware
Scareware tricks users with fake virus warnings into paying for rogue security software. Learn how it works, examples, and how

Scareware tricks users with fake virus warnings into paying for rogue security software. Learn how it works, examples, and how

Attackers hijacked Awesome Motive’s CDN to push a backdoor to OptinMonster, TrustPulse, and PushEngage, creating rogue admin accounts on WordPress

OnyxC2, a new MaaS information stealer priced at $250 per month, targets 200-plus applications using DLL sideloading and encryption to

Security researcher Nightmare Eclipse dropped RoguePlanet, an unpatched LPE zero-day in Microsoft Defender that grants SYSTEM on fully patched Windows.

Exodus Intelligence released a working exploit for Linux kernel CVE-2026-23111, a nf_tables flaw enabling root escalation on unpatched Ubuntu and

Veeam patched CVE-2026-44963, a CVSS 9.4 RCE flaw letting any domain user execute code on backup servers across its 550,000-customer

Dropper malware secretly installs payloads while evading detection. Learn how droppers work, evasion techniques, and endpoint defense strategies.

Fortinet researchers found C0XMO, a Gafgyt variant exploiting CVE-2021-27137 in DD-WRT routers, that kills rival botnets and supports 19 DDoS

Volexity found Chinese APT VerdantBamboo used new PLENET and AGENTPSD malware to maintain 18 months of undetected Microsoft 365 access

JFrog researchers discovered IronWorm, a Rust-based infostealer with an eBPF rootkit, injected into 36 npm packages to steal AI API
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