Malware analysis and defense: infostealers, trojans, malicious packages and how infections happen.
A fake GTA 6 ISO used a believable installer error to cover remote-access malware, browser-data theft, and destructive file wiping. The “License not found” message wasn’t the crack failing. It was there so the victim would stop looking.
Part 1 ended on a 70-gigabyte breach in 2021. Since then, hacktivists derailed trains, dumped molten steel on camera, and reached grids in three countries.
A critical SSRF flaw in Axios was used in a North Korean supply chain attack. Here's what it does and how to patch it today.
Infostealers are commodity malware that silently harvest credentials, session tokens, and crypto wallets from infected machines. The Lumma Stealer infection that triggered the Vercel breach started with one. Here is how they work and why they are so effective.
