Phishing

Cybersecurity
AitM Phishing Campaign Steals Microsoft 365 Finance Emails
Arctic Wolf documented an AitM phishing campaign hijacking Microsoft 365 accounts to collect payroll and finance emails across North America and Europe.
Cybersecurity
UNC6671 Extortion Group Rebrands After Targeting Hedge Funds
Google Threat Intelligence ties hedge fund vishing attacks to UNC6671 (BlackFile), an extortion group rebranding across Redact, Pink, Helix, and Falcon.
Cybersecurity
ClickFix Campaign Pushes Go-Based macOS Crypto Drainer
Huntress discovered a Go-based macOS infostealer delivered through ClickFix attacks that steals crypto assets and redirects a percentage of each transaction.
Cybersecurity
ClickFix Malware Gate Fingerprints macOS Users Before Lures
Microsoft detailed a ClickFix campaign spanning 250 domains that fingerprints macOS visitors server-side before deciding whether to show an infostealer lure.
Cybersecurity
SMOKE#SCREEN Deploys ScreenConnect via Fake Adobe, Zoom Lures
Securonix details the SMOKE#SCREEN campaign, which uses fake Adobe and Zoom update lures to stealthily install ConnectWise ScreenConnect for persistent access.
Cybersecurity
Greatness PhaaS Spoofs RingCentral to Steal Microsoft 365 Accounts
The Greatness phishing-as-a-service platform has expanded to device-code and AiTM phishing, with attacks spoofing RingCentral to target Microsoft 365 users.
Cybersecurity
Leaked DarkSword Kit Deploys GHOSTBLADE Stealer on iOS Devices
Censys found a Chinese-speaking actor using the leaked DarkSword exploit kit to deploy the GHOSTBLADE info-stealer on iOS devices and steal credentials.
Cybersecurity
DOUBLECUP ClickFix Loader Hides Malware in Browser Cache Images
The DOUBLECUP Russian loader-as-a-service uses ClickFix prompts and PNG steganography in browser cache to deliver CountLoader and the DeviceManager RAT.
Cybersecurity
UKGI Left Officials’ Contact Details Exposed for 40 Hours
UK Government Investments admitted an employee left a file with 51 government officials' names and work email addresses publicly accessible for 40 hours.
Cybersecurity
Microsoft Links Hotel Wi-Fi Attacks to Storm-2945 Midnight Blizzard
Microsoft ties CaptiveCrunch hotel Wi-Fi attacks to Storm-2945, a Midnight Blizzard sub-cluster pushing fake updates that steal Microsoft 365 credentials.