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EvilBit Threat Digest - When the Update Server is Lying to You
Threat digest on attackers abusing trusted services - from update servers to cloud mail - turning trust into a weapon and evading detection.
security
Your compliance dashboard is green. Your patching metrics satisfy the auditors. The attackers are still inside.
infrastructure
Threat actors weaponize infrastructure at scale, from wipers targeting power grids to supply-chain malware and browser extensions that act as C2.
phishing
Roundup: LastPass phishing, ErrTraffic ClickFix, BlueNoroff macOS/supply-chain attacks, MCP AI-agent risks, and WordPress/mJobtime exploits.
EvilBit LabScope - what the Lab is watching
Fortinet firewalls compromised despite patches, malicious VS Code AI extensions steal code from 1.5M developers, and phishing kits exploit trusted cloud platforms.
VoidLink malware compiles custom kernel rootkits on-demand, plus critical n8n and WordPress vulnerabilities, DLL side-loading campaigns, and more threats analyzed.
Critical RCE flaws in Sitecore, HPE OneView, and Magento face active exploitation. Plus: OAuth phishing tricks, RMM tool abuse, and new cloud-native Linux malware.
Weekly analysis of evasion and OPSEC failures: hardware-breakpoint AMSI bypass, unstripped Rust build paths ('Jacob'), cloud-native VoidLink, and markdown exfil.
Attackers weaponize trust with HTML QR phishing, multi-stage AsyncRAT, fake Fortinet VPNs, OAST campaigns, LLM SSRF, SSH and RMM abuse.
Knownsec leak exposes Chinese cyber-espionage tools, npm supply-chain attacks use blockchain C2, malicious Chrome extensions steal AI chats, and WhatsApp becomes a worm vector.
Offensive-focused notes on npm supply chain backdoors, Pyarmor stealth stealers, socially engineered RATs, GRU phishing, and weaponized AI safety.
Newsletter on Resecurity's honeypot win, FortiWeb 0-day exploitation, and Chinese Office Assistant supply chain browser plugin attack.
KryptoKat analyzes Coupang's 33.7M-record insider breach, GlassWorm's macOS pivot with Solana C2, Silver Fox tax-themed phishing in India, and Intellexa sanctions reversal.
React/Next.js exploits compromise 59K servers, browser extensions steal $7M in crypto, and APT groups deploy kernel rootkits for stealthy persistence.
The threat landscape is ending the year with a bang rather than a whimper. We're seeing critical memory disclosure in one of the world's most popular databases, a ransomware group that's essentially become an industry unto itself, and supply-chain attacks have us jumping at every bump in the night.
Supply-chain attacks target Maven Central with Cobalt Strike, Firefox extensions hide malware in PNG pixels, and APT groups weaponize DNS to hijack software updates.