Author: Maya Pillai
The Auto-Color Linux backdoor is a newly discovered malware threat targeting government institutions and universities across multiple continents. Uncovered by Palo Alto Networks’ Unit 42 researchers between November and December 2024, Auto-Color has already breached academic and government servers in North America and Asia. This stealthy Linux malware employs advanced evasion techniques to avoid detection […]
The GrassCall malware campaign is a sophisticated cyberattack targeting job seekers in the Web3 space, draining cryptocurrency wallets through fake job interviews. This campaign uses social engineering to lure victims into downloading a malicious meeting application called GrassCall, disguised as a legitimate video conferencing tool. Once installed, this app deploys malware designed to steal sensitive […]
Mustang Panda cyber attack is making headlines as Chinese hackers leverage the Microsoft Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) to bypass antivirus defenses, causing widespread cybersecurity threats. By exploiting this tool, attackers evade detection, install backdoors, and execute malicious payloads with unprecedented stealth. This sophisticated attack, attributed to the notorious Chinese cyber-espionage group Mustang Panda—also tracked […]