Proton66-hosted IPs launched global cyberattacks since Jan 8, 2025, exploiting critical CVEs to deploy malware.

Proton66, a Russian bulletproof hosting service provider, is being used to spread malware, ransomware, mount phishing attacks ...

If so, you need to be especially careful right now because there’s a security vulnerability in the Windows version—which many people still use every day—that can infect your PC with malware.

Attackers could spoof the type of a file—masking a dangerous executable as a benign document or image—leading users to launch malware without realizing it. Although not a zero-click ...

Kaspersky has warned of brand new smartphones infected with malware. The malware offers hijackers nearly unlimited control of a user’s device, including the ability to steal their crypto.

Hackers tried using SourceForge to distribute malware, but thanks to the platform’s swift reaction, a major escalation seems to have been averted. Security researchers Kaspersky said they ...

Payload included a ClipBanker and crypto-mining tools. A large-scale malware operation has exploited SourceForge, a trusted open-source software repository, to distribute crypto-targeting malware ...

The second tool, part of the Google Threat Intelligence suite, is a malware analysis agent that is programmed to auto-evaluate suspicious code. Google said this agent is designed to execute ...

In addition to publishing details about all five unique Scattered Spider phishing kits in research published today, the threat hunters shared their analysis of the new malware, which the attackers use ...

Proton66, also linked to another BPH service known as PROSPERO, has been attributed to several campaigns distributing desktop and Android malware like GootLoader, Matanbuchus, SpyNote, Coper (aka Octo ...