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Critical security flaws have been discovered in the TOTOLINK X6000R wireless router, exposing users to severe risks of remote code execution and unauthorized system access. These vulnerabilities affect the router’s web interface and various administrative functions, creating multiple attack vectors …

A critical vulnerability has been discovered in DrayTek’s DrayOS routers, which could allow unauthenticated remote attackers to execute malicious code. The flaw, tracked as CVE-2025-10547, affects a wide range of Vigor router models, prompting administrators to apply security updates urgently. …

APT SideWinder, a state-sponsored threat actor long associated with espionage across South Asia, has recently launched a campaign deploying phishing portals that mimic legitimate Outlook and Zimbra webmail services. Emerging in mid-2025, this operation uses free hosting platforms such as …

Enterprise networks worldwide are facing an aggressive, self-propagating malware campaign that exploits WhatsApp as its primary delivery mechanism. First observed in early September 2025 targeting Brazilian organizations, SORVEPOTEL spreads through convincing phishing messages carrying malicious ZIP attachments. Upon execution, the …

A novel phishing kit has surfaced that enables threat actors to craft sophisticated lures with minimal technical expertise. This “point-and-click” toolkit combines an intuitive web interface with powerful payload delivery mechanisms. Attackers can select from preconfigured templates, customize branding elements, …

Rhadamanthys, a sophisticated multi-modular information stealer, first emerged in September 2022 and has since evolved into one of the most commercially advanced malware offerings on underground forums. Originally advertised by the actor “kingcrete2022,” its initial design drew heavily on the …

Mobile VPN apps promise to protect privacy and secure communications on smartphones, but a comprehensive analysis of nearly 800 free Android and iOS VPN applications reveals a troubling reality: many of these tools expose sensitive information rather than shield it. …

HackerOne, a leading platform in offensive security, announced it has paid out a total of $81 million in bug bounties to its global community of white-hat hackers over the past year. This figure, detailed in the company’s 9th annual Hacker-Powered …

The Confucius hacker group, active since 2013, has recently escalated its operations by weaponizing malicious Office documents to compromise Windows endpoints with a new Python-based backdoor, dubbed AnonDoor. Historically known for deploying document stealers such as WooperStealer, the threat actor …