LEVEL Ransomware

The LEVEL ransomware is a variant of the Phobos family that encrypts user files and appends the .LEVEL extension. Once embedded, it disables file…

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Ritchmen’s PTE LTD Email Scam

Cybercriminals are sending out fake emails posing as Ritchmen's PTE LTD, a supposed logistics or shipping company, to trick recipients into…

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RestoreMyData Ransomware

RestoreMyData ransomware is a dangerous file-locking virus that encrypts users' data and demands payment in Bitcoin to restore access. It…

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Automated Remediation Tools: Streamline Your Cybersecurity Response

Cybersecurity teams face an overwhelming volume of alerts daily, many of which require immediate action. But responding manually takes time—time…

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Threat Emulation Platforms: A Critical Tool for Business Cybersecurity

Cyberattacks are no longer a question of "if" but "when." Businesses, especially small to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), face increasingly sophisticated…

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Leet Stealer

Leet Stealer is a sophisticated information-stealing Trojan that emerged in late 2024 and evolved into a prominent Malware‑as‑a‑Service (MaaS) by 2025. This malware is…

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Plague Backdoor

Plague is a highly evasive Linux backdoor disguised as a malicious PAM (Pluggable Authentication Module). It allows threat actors to silently…

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Cybertron Ransomware

Cybertron Ransomware is a dangerous strain of malware from the MedusaLocker family. First identified in August 2025, it encrypts victims’…

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PXA Stealer

PXA Stealer is a Python-based information-stealing malware that has rapidly spread worldwide since late 2024. It targets browsers, crypto wallets, VPN/FTP clients,…

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BushBeater.app

BushBeater.app is a malicious application for macOS, categorized within the Pirrit adware family. It generates deceptive pop‑ups (often masquerading as…

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