Security researcher. Antivirus pioneer ● formerly w/ @ESET & @McAfee ● MS-MVP recipient ● mod: Lenovo, Neowin, ScotsNewsletter forums ● Intel Insider's Council

Joined July 2008
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Aryeh Goretsky {@infosec.exchange} retweeted
#ESETresearch has discovered a supply-chain attack targeting stock investors in 🇻🇳Vietnam, distributing SPECTRALVIPER through the update mechanism of the FireAnt Metakit stock investment platform. welivesecurity.com/en/eset-r… 1/4
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‼️🚨 BREAKING: ServiceNow has been breached. Customers are reporting unauthorised access to their instances. One customer states their security team reported this vulnerability to them, and they closed the case twice, saying they had already known since the 7th of April.
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Some interesting research out of @UTAustin.
Tests suggest Russian satellites can jam GPS on a continental scale arstechnica.com/space/2026/0…
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Google researchers identified a financially motivated data theft extortion campaign executed by the threat cluster UNC3753 (Luna Moth/Chatty Spider/Silent Ransom Group) targeting dozens of organizations across professional, legal & financial services in US cloud.google.com/blog/topics…
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A malspam campaign abusing Google's DoubleClick delivers DesckVB RAT through a five-stage chain that evades detection and blinds Windows telemetry before persisting. Here's how they pull it off:
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A new campaign sends fake invoices impersonating PayPal, Amazon, and Geek Squad, and others to trick victims into calling a scam number. We discovered this campaign before the scammers were finished building it. Here is what we discovered. 🔎 malwarebytes.com/blog/threat…
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Scam ads on social media can look like normal posts, but many are built to send people through hidden redirects to fake sites, phishing pages, or unsafe downloads. See what Bitdefender Labs uncovered across APAC and how to spot the patterns:
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Happy 35th Anniversary, PGP!
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Mythos AI is being used by National Security Agency in offensive cyber operations / cyberattacks. Anthropic has even embedded engineers inside the NSA to help deploy the model. Are frontier AI labs becoming active contractors in state cyber conflict? The live-ops role is still unclear. ft.com/content/d02d91b3-2636…
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Volexity analyses a VerdantBamboo intrusion where a compromised Egnyte Storage Sync appliance was used to run BRICKSTORM, proxy traffic, and access Microsoft 365 while blending in with legitimate network activity. volexity.com/blog/2026/06/04…
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INTEL DROP We've been tracking suspicious open directories in our detection pipeline. 14 total IPs in the 149.50.98.0/24 (MEVSPACE) range are showing a likely single operator deploying shared tools. Possibly targeting SonicWall devices based on some of the names of directory files: brute[.]py hidden_payload.zip server_obonz.jar SonicDropper.exe Sonic/ sonic_logs/ sonic_panel.py sonic_panel_v3.py sonic_panel_v5.py IP List: 149.50.98.24 149.50.98.36 149.50.98.28 149.50.98.34 149.50.98.26 149.50.98.29 149.50.98.25 149.50.98.30 149.50.98.35 149.50.98.23 149.50.98.33 149.50.98.32 149.50.98.27 149.50.98.31 #threatintel #totalinsights
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Aryeh Goretsky {@infosec.exchange} retweeted
GPS navigation includes a publicly broadcast 176-bit special-message field that have carried high-entropy payloads for years. It looks like a one-way encrypted control or key-distribution channel. Effectively a GPS-transmitted, world-reachable number station. The publicly receivable GPS navigation signal appears to leak operational metadata about military cryptographic logistics? @sjmurdoch lsc-pagepro.mydigitalpublica…
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Jose Martin at LevelBlue SpiderLabs details a Brazilian lure campaign. A fake NF-e invoice ZIP drops an installer that imitates Microsoft Defender DLP, then uses a stager DLL to fetch the Havoc demon shellcode at runtime. levelblue.com/blogs/spiderla…
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About a month ago, my team spotted recent activity tied to this Iranian threat actor and started collecting details. Then Mandiant and Check Point Research published on the same actor, so we dropped our own cluster name and decided to add what we had seen in the latest activity. The targeting is the part that matters here: aerospace, aviation, defense, telecom and software/IT services - across Europe, the Middle East and North America. Given the current geopolitical situation, that’s not just another random malware case. We published the write-up, IOCs and public YARA rules. Nice work by @cod3nym and the team
Detecting Nimbus Manticore (UNC1549) While previous reporting documented the threat actor’s operations, our analysis focuses on defender value: ◾ Multiple public YARA rules ◾ Campaign-specific detections ◾ Generic hunting logic ◾ IOC enrichment ◾ Detection opportunities across the full infection chain From LinkedIn lures and fake hiring portals to AppDomain hijacking, Azure infrastructure, and custom implants. Read the full research by @cod3nym: eu1.hubs.ly/H0vPgF80 #ThreatResearch #YARA #ThreatIntel
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They cancelled the Stargate reboot, though.
Everything coming to your watchlist this June.
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Microsoft has published an analysis of the npm supply chain compromise affecting 32 maliciously modified packages across >90 versions under the redhat-cloud-services npm scope and leading to credential theft and compromise of addt'l maintainer packages: msft.it/6014vjutQ
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Unit 42 analyses Operation FlutterBridge, a macOS malvertising campaign that seems to be the next stage of JSCoreRunner. The attackers now deliver adware with full backdoor capabilities through a payload dubbed FlutterShell. unit42.paloaltonetworks.com/…
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