Cybercrime

ClickFix Campaigns Use Cruciferra Malware to Disable EDR
Malware & Threats ClickFix Campaigns Use Cruciferra Malware to Disable EDR

Many current ClickFix campaigns utilize obfuscated JavaScript hosted on compromised WordPress sites to redirect unsuspecting visitors to fraudulent verification pages. These incidents represent a significant evolution in the ErrTraffic malware-as-a-service model, moving away from automated exploit

AI-Driven Ransomware Attack Used Claude Code to Hijack VPNs
Malware & Threats AI-Driven Ransomware Attack Used Claude Code to Hijack VPNs

Rather than merely drafting phishing lures, a suspected ransomware affiliate used an AI coding assistant to iterate through different API paths until it successfully bypassed VPN security. This incident, which surfaced in the early months of 2026, highlights a sophisticated shift in the

Consumers Fight Back Against Targeted Phone Scams
Endpoint & Device Security Consumers Fight Back Against Targeted Phone Scams

Using tools for selective blocking and number scrubbing forces criminal organizations to abandon difficult targets and move on to less prepared individuals. Phone scams in 2026 have moved past random dialing to precision-guided attacks utilizing stolen digital footprints. By combining leaked data

Ransomware Gangs Pose as Recovery Firms to Extort Victims
Malware & Threats Ransomware Gangs Pose as Recovery Firms to Extort Victims

The cybersecurity landscape is currently witnessing a predatory shift where ransomware affiliates pose as professional data recovery firms to extract even more funds from their victims. Paying a deceptive recovery firm to maintain access to a criminal server provides no technical guarantee that the

C2Looper Backdoor Abuses GitHub and OneDrive for Stealth
Infrastructure & Network Security C2Looper Backdoor Abuses GitHub and OneDrive for Stealth

Attackers utilize the ClickFix social engineering tactic to bypass automated security filters by leveraging a victim's own actions to initiate the infection process within a secure network. This method exploits the inherent trust individuals place in familiar software interfaces by presenting

Can Private Firms Conduct Offensive U.S. Cyber Operations?
Malware & Threats Can Private Firms Conduct Offensive U.S. Cyber Operations?

The transition from the defensive focus of Executive Order 14390 to an offensive collaborative model suggests that traditional law enforcement methods are no longer sufficient to stop global cybercrime. In August 2026, the National Security Presidential Memorandum introduced a transformative

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