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  1. The Dark Side of Fame: Pakistani Actors and Malware Distribution

    The Dark Side of Fame: Pakistani Actors and Malware Distribution

    Posted: July 02, 2025
    Categories: Malware Alerts, Cyber Attack
    Tags: pakistani actors, online safety., malware distribution, digital threats, cybersecurity, celebrity culture
    Author: Npav Lab
    Views: 36
    Explore the intersection of celebrity culture and cybersecurity as we delve into the role of Pakistani actors in malware distribution. Discover insights, trends, and the implications for the entertainment industry.
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  2. Silver Fox Group Uses Fake Software Sites to Deploy Sainbox RAT and Hidden Rootkit

    Silver Fox Group Uses Fake Software Sites to Deploy Sainbox RAT and Hidden Rootkit

    Posted: June 27, 2025
    Categories: Cyber Attack, Trojan, RAT
    Tags: silver fox hacking group, sainbox rat, phishing sites, malware distribution, hidden rootkit, fake software websites, cyber campaign, chinese-speaking users
    Author: Npav Lab
    Views: 25
    A new campaign by the Silver Fox hacking group uses fake software websites to deliver the Sainbox RAT and Hidden rootkit, targeting Chinese-speaking users. Learn more about this cyber threat.
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  3. Global Scam Network Exploits WordPress Sites: Inside VexTrio and Its Affiliate Operations

    Global Scam Network Exploits WordPress Sites: Inside VexTrio and Its Affiliate Operations

    Posted: June 13, 2025
    Categories: Ransomware, Data Breach, Hacking, Website hacks
    Tags: wordpress exploitation, vextrio, tds services, phishing schemes, malware distribution, help tds, global scam network, dns techniques, disposable tds, cybercrime, adtech fraud
    Author: Npav Lab
    Views: 28
    Discover how the VexTrio scam network exploits WordPress sites to distribute malware and fraudulent schemes. Learn about the tactics used and the impact on global cybersecurity.
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  4. New Supply Chain Malware Campaign Targets npm and PyPI Ecosystems, Affecting Millions

    New Supply Chain Malware Campaign Targets npm and PyPI Ecosystems, Affecting Millions

    Posted: June 08, 2025
    Categories: Ransomware, Security, Malware Alerts, Spyware
    Tags: supply chain malware, software supply chain attacks, remote access trojan, pypi vulnerabilities, package security, npm security, malware distribution, data protection, cybersecurity threats, credential harvesting
    Author: Npav Lab
    Views: 309
    Cybersecurity experts reveal a significant supply chain attack affecting npm and PyPI ecosystems, compromising numerous packages and exposing millions of users to malware. Learn about the affected packages and how to protect yourself.
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