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    Read moreA new malware campaign targets gamers by promoting fake indie games through YouTube and Discord, installing credential-stealing malware. Learn how this sophisticated attack operates and the variants involved.
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    Read moreA 43-year-old entrepreneur from Navi Mumbai lost ₹2.29 crore in an online trading scam involving fake financial advisors and a fraudulent trading app. Learn how the scam unfolded and the ongoing investigation.
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    Posted: July 25, 2025Views: 35Read moreA new malware campaign exploits users' trust in financial institutions by using weaponized LNK files disguised as credit card security emails. Learn how this sophisticated attack operates.
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    Read moreThe Coyote banking Trojan, active since February 2024, is the first malware to exploit the Windows UI Automation framework, targeting banks and crypto exchanges in Brazil. Learn how it operates and the risks involved.
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    Read moreCybersecurity researchers have uncovered a stealth backdoor in WordPress mu-plugins, allowing hackers to maintain persistent admin access. Learn how this malware operates and how to protect your site.
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    Read moreA new variant of the macOS.ZuRu malware exploits a compromised Termius SSH client to turn developer workstations into remote access points. Learn about the risks and how to protect your systems.
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    Read moreNovabev Group confirmed a ransomware attack on July 14, 2025, disrupting operations and IT infrastructure. The company refuses to pay ransom and assures customer data remains secure.
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    Posted: July 24, 2025Views: 45Read moreLucknow police have arrested 16 individuals and seized ₹1.07 crore in cash during a major cyber-fraud bust linked to a fake betting app, 'Lotus Gaming.' Discover the details of this online scam.
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    Read moreCrushFTP warns users of active exploitation of CVE-2025-54309, a vulnerability allowing remote admin access via HTTPS on unpatched servers. Learn about affected versions and recommended actions.
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    Read moreCybersecurity researchers reveal a campaign targeting poorly secured Linux servers through SSH brute force attacks to deploy the SVF Botnet, a Python-based DDoS malware using Discord for command-and-control.