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The AhnLab Security Intelligence Center (ASEC) published a thorough analysis in June 2025 that identified infostealer malware masquerading as keygens and cracked software as a primary attack vector. This malware uses advanced search engine optimization (SEO) poisoning to elevate malicious distribution sites in search results. ASEC’s automated malware collection systems, including crack monitoring, email honeypots, […]

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PreCrime Labs at BforeAI discovered a complex cyber threat operation in which hackers have used a vast network of 607 rogue domains to spread fake Telegram Messenger application files (APKs) over the course of the last month. These domains, primarily registered via the Gname registrar and hosting content in Chinese, form part of a large-scale […]

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Security researchers identified a sophisticated malware campaign targeting WordPress websites, where threat actors embedded malicious code within core files to facilitate unauthorized redirects and search engine optimization (SEO) poisoning. The infection was traced to the wp-settings.php file, a fundamental component of the WordPress framework, which had been altered to include two anomalous lines of PHP […]

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What if your AI-powered application leaked sensitive data, generated harmful content, or revealed internal instructions – and none of your security tools caught it? This isn’t hypothetical. It’s happening now and exposing critical gaps in how we secure modern AI systems. When AI systems like LLMs, agents, or AI-driven applications reach production, many security teams..

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