Axios Breach: Supply Chain Attack Delivers Cross-Platform RAT to Millions of Developers

A sophisticated supply chain attack targeting the widely used Axios npm package has introduced a cross-platform Remote Access Trojan (RAT) affecting Windows, macOS, and Linux systems.

ClickFix Campaign Delivers Stealthy “DeepLoad” Malware to Hijack Browser Sessions

A newly uncovered cyber campaign is drawing attention across the security community for its effective blend of social engineering, fileless execution, and stealth persistence. Researchers at ReliaQuest have identified a previously undocumented malware loader, dubbed DeepLoad, that is being distributed via the increasingly popular “ClickFix” tactic—an approach that relies on user interaction rather than software exploits to gain initial access.

AdNauseam: The Ad Blocker That Fights Back

In a web built on tracking, profiling, and behavioral data, most privacy tools play defense—blocking ads, limiting trackers, and trying to stay invisible. AdNauseam takes a far more aggressive stance. It doesn’t just avoid the system—it actively disrupts it.

Iran‑Linked Hackers Leak FBI Director’s Emails and Strike U.S. Firm

Threat actors tied to Iran recently breached the personal email account of FBI Director Kash Patel and leaked private emails and photos online, marking a high‑profile intrusion that captured global attention.

TikTok Business Account Takeover via AitM Phishing and CAPTCHA Evasion

A recent campaign leverages adversary-in-the-middle (AitM) phishing infrastructure to compromise TikTok for Business accounts by combining credential interception with anti-analysis controls.

The attack flow begins with social engineering designed to drive user interaction. Victims are directed to attacker-controlled infrastructure that impersonates either TikTok for Business authentication flows or recruitment-style portals mimicking legitimate corporate workflows. These pretexts increase engagement rates and reduce suspicion, particularly when combined with contextual elements such as scheduling interfaces or onboarding narratives.

Math Matters in Cybersecurity: How Statistical Analysis and Anomaly Detection Help Protect Networks and Data

Cybersecurity is a technical field that requires strong quantitative skills. Math is an important tool in cybersecurity, as it is used to create and maintain secure networks, protect data from attacks, and identify and prevent intrusions. Math also helps cybersecurity professionals to solve complex problems and keep networks and data secure

Threat Hunting: A Proactive Approach to Cybersecurity

Cybersecurity is a constantly evolving field that requires defenders to keep up with the latest threats and techniques of attackers. Traditional security tools, such as firewalls, antivirus, and intrusion detection systems, are often reactive and rely on signatures or rules to detect known threats. However, these tools may not be enough to stop advanced persistent threats (APTs) that can evade detection and remain hidden in a network for months or even years.