Group IB Highlights Cyber Fraud And Threat Intelligence Landscape In Pakistan
A Group IB powered session in Pakistan examines cyber fraud trends, threat intelligence insights, and digital risk challenges impacting the country’s financial ecosystem.
A Group IB powered session in Pakistan examines cyber fraud trends, threat intelligence insights, and digital risk challenges impacting the country’s financial ecosystem.
Researchers uncovered an exposed command and control server leaking the full BYOB malware framework used in a live global campaign targeting Windows, Linux, and macOS systems.
An analysis of 418 global law enforcement actions between 2021 and mid 2025 highlights how authorities worldwide are targeting cyber extortion, malware, and hacking amid evolving cybercrime trends.
Google owned Mandiant reports expanded extortion themed cyber activity linked to ShinyHunters, using vishing and credential harvesting to access SaaS platforms and steal sensitive data.
Konni threat actor linked to North Korea expands its cyber operations using AI assisted PowerShell malware to target blockchain developers across Asia and beyond, researchers report.
ESET researchers identify LongNosedGoblin, a China linked APT group targeting government networks in Southeast Asia and Japan by abusing Windows Group Policy and cloud services for stealthy cyberespionage.
Researchers have identified a multi stage phishing campaign targeting Russian users, delivering Amnesia RAT and ransomware through social engineering, cloud hosted payloads, and Defender evasion techniques.
A roundup of global cyber threat activity shows attackers abusing trusted systems, familiar services and routine workflows, with campaigns ranging from phishing and malware to large scale scanning and fraud.
A weekly cybersecurity roundup detailing critical vulnerabilities, malware campaigns, ransomware incidents, AI related risks, and global enforcement actions shaping the evolving threat landscape.
Tudou Guarantee, a major Telegram‑based scam marketplace, has largely stopped public transactions after processing over $12 billion in illicit activity, signaling a shift in the online scam ecosystem.