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Resurgence of Prometei Botnet: Targeting Linux Servers for Cryptocurrency Mining

Posted: June 23, 2025

Categories: Cyber Attack, Botnet, Financial fraud, Fraud Protector

Tags: prometei botnet, phishing attacks, palo alto networks, malware resurgence, linux servers, eternalblue vulnerability, cybersecurity threats, cybercrime, cryptocurrency mining, credential theft

Author: Npav Lab

The Prometei botnet has resurfaced, targeting Linux servers for cryptocurrency mining and credential theft. Discover the sophisticated techniques used in this malware operation and how it poses a threat to enterprise infrastructure.

Newlyweds Fall Victim to Fake Courier Scam: A Cautionary Tale for Couples

Posted: June 23, 2025

Categories: Financial fraud, Fraud Protector

Tags: wedding gift scam, social engineering, pune cyber crime, phishing schemes, online fraud, newlyweds fraud, identity theft, fake courier scam, cybersecurity awareness

Author: Npav Lab

A newlywed couple in Pune lost ₹1.6 lakh to a fake courier scam shortly after their wedding. Learn how social engineering tactics are used in phishing schemes and how to protect yourself.

New TxTag Phishing Scam Uses .gov Domain to Deceive Employees

Posted: June 20, 2025

Categories: Cyber Attack, Phishing, Website hacks

Tags: txtag phishing scam, toll payment phishing, social engineering tactics, phishing attack, government domain spoofing, financial fraud, employee security, cybersecurity awareness, credential theft

Author: Npav Lab

A new phishing campaign targeting employees uses fake TxTag toll payment notices and government domain spoofing to steal personal and financial information. Learn how to recognize and avoid this sophisticated scam.

GodFather Malware Innovates with On-Device Virtualization to Hijack Banking Apps

Posted: June 20, 2025

Categories: Bank Phishing, Malware Alerts, Banking Trojan, Financial fraud, Fraud Protector

Tags: utilizing on-device virtualization to hijack legitimate banking and cryptocurrency apps. discover how this advanced threat operates and its implications for mobile security., the godfather banking malware has evolved

Author: Npav Lab

The GodFather banking malware has evolved, utilizing on-device virtualization to hijack legitimate banking and cryptocurrency apps. Discover how this advanced threat operates and its implications for mobile security.

FBI Issues Urgent Warning: Rising DMV Text Scam Threat Targets iPhone and Android Users

Posted: June 20, 2025

Categories: Android Security, Hacking

Tags: unsolicited text messages, scam prevention tips, phishing scams, personal data theft, malware installation, iphone android users, fbi warning, dmv text scam, cyber threats

Author: Npav Lab

The FBI warns iPhone and Android users about a surge in DMV text scams, urging immediate deletion of suspicious messages. Learn how to protect yourself from these rising cyber threats.

Tesla Wall Connector Hacked in 18-Minute Attack via Charging Port Vulnerability

Posted: June 20, 2025

Categories: Hacking, vulnerability

Tags: tesla wall connector hack, tesla security measures, pwn2own automotive competition, infostealer malware, firmware downgrade attack, electric vehicle charger security, cybersecurity, charging port vulnerability, arbitrary code execution

Author: Npav Lab

Tesla's Wall Connector was hacked in an 18-minute attack during the Pwn2Own Automotive competition, exposing vulnerabilities in the charging port. Learn about the implications and security measures taken.

New SuperCard Malware Exploits Hacked Android Phones to Steal Payment Card Data

Posted: June 19, 2025

Categories: Malware Alerts, Android Security, Hacking, Credit card scam, Financial fraud

Tags: supercard malware, social engineering attacks, payment card data theft, nfc malware, mobile payment fraud, malware-as-a-service, cybersecurity threats, contactless payment security, android payment security

Author: Npav Lab

A new malware strain called SuperCard exploits hacked Android phones to steal payment card data during contactless transactions. Learn about its infection mechanism and the growing threat to mobile payment security.

Major Cyber Attack: Israel-Linked Hackers Breach Iran's Largest Crypto Exchange, Nobitex

Posted: June 19, 2025

Categories: Cyber Attack, Data Breach, Financial fraud, Fraud Protector

Tags: nobitex breach, israel-linked hackers, iranian digital economy, gonjeshke darande, fintech vulnerabilities, darkfeed report, cyber warfare, cyber attack iran, cryptocurrency exchange hack, crypto security

Author: Npav Lab

Israel-linked hackers, Gonjeshke Darande, breach Iran's largest crypto exchange, Nobitex, leaking sensitive data and allegedly siphoning $90 million. Explore the implications for users and the digital economy.

North Korean Hackers Target Windows and macOS Users with PylangGhost RAT

Posted: June 19, 2025

Categories: Hacking, Hacker, Windows, RAT

Tags: windows, social engineering, remote access trojan, pylangghost rat, north korean hackers, malware attack, macos, golangghost, famous chollima group, cybersecurity, cryptocurrency security

Author: Npav Lab

North Korean hackers from the Famous Chollima group have launched a new Python-based RAT, PylangGhost, targeting Windows and macOS users in the cryptocurrency sector. Learn about the attack methods and implications.

Xiaomi Smartwatch Vulnerability Exposed: Hacking PIN Coordinates Using Touch Points

Posted: June 19, 2025

Categories: Hacking, vulnerability

Tags: xiaomi smartwatch vulnerability, wearable technology, sergei volokitin, security tokens, remote access vulnerabilities, pin hacking, hardware security, hard pwn event, cybersecurity conference, consumer electronics security

Author: Npav Lab

Security researcher Sergei Volokitin exposes vulnerabilities in Xiaomi devices, including the S3 smartwatch, at the Hard Pwn conference. Learn about the risks and the importance of hardware security.