Slack Is Resetting User Passwords Due to a Bug
Slack developers have notified about 0.5% of users that they are forcibly resetting their passwords due to a bug. They will need to change their passwords due to a recently fixed bug that exposed…
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July 15, 2026
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Djvu Ransomware Spreads via Discord, Carrying RedLine Stealer
An infamous STOP/Djvu ransomware adopted a new spreading tactic. According to the report of Avast Threat Labs, a malware intelligence group, ransomware distributors opted…
Microsoft Links Raspberry Robin Worm to Evil Corp
Microsoft analysts have noticed that the access broker, which the company tracks as DEV-0206, is using the Raspberry Robin Windows worm to deploy the…
The Austrian Company DSIRF Was Linked to the Knotweed Hack Group and the Subzero Malware
Microsoft has been told that the Knotweed hack group is linked to the Austrian spyware vendor DSIRF, which also often acts as a cyber…
Experts Find Similarities Between LockBit and BlackMatter
Cybersecurity researchers have confirmed similarities between the latest iteration of LockBit ransomware and BlackMatter. A new version of LockBit 3.0 (LockBit Black) was released…
Stores Are under Attack due to 0-Day Vulnerability in PrestaShop
Hackers exploit a 0-day vulnerability in the open-source e-commerce platform PrestaShop and introduce web skimmers to websites designed to steal sensitive information. Last Friday,…
Luca Stealer Source Code Published In The Darknet
Luca Stealer, an omni-purpose stealing malware programmed on Rust, was published on the Darknet forum in recent days. The source code of a well-done…
New Linux Malware Lightning Framework Installs Backdoors and Rootkits
Intezer analysts call the new Linux malware Lightning Framework a real "Swiss knife" because of its modular architecture, as well as the ability to…
Chrome 0-day Vulnerability Used to Attack Candiru Malware
Avast has discovered that DevilsTongue spyware, created by Israeli company Candiru, exploited a 0-day vulnerability in Google Chrome to spy on journalists and others…