SAP Flaw Lets Hackers Deploy Auto-Color Malware on Linux

Security teams worldwide are scrambling after discovering hackers targeting companies through a devastating SAP NetWeaver vulnerability this spring. Threat actors exploited CVE-2025-31324 to sneak Auto-Color malware onto Linux systems, catching many organizations completely off guard. This attack campaign marks a troubling shift toward targeting the software backbone that keeps businesses …

Amadey Turns GitHub into a Malware Delivery System

Cyber attackers are always looking for smarter, stealthier ways to spread malware. Lately, they’ve found a new trick – using GitHub to host and spread malware like Amadey and data stealers. It’s a clever and concerning tactic. GitHub is a legitimate and trusted platform used by developers and organizations around …

Scattered Spider Exploits Human Nature

Imagine receiving a phone call from someone claiming to be your company’s IT support, speaking with confidence and authority about urgent security matters. The cybercrime landscape has witnessed a dramatic transformation in recent years, with one group emerging as a particularly sophisticated and persistent threat to corporate America. Scattered Spider, …

Ransomware-as-a-Service: What You Need to Know

Imagine if launching a devastating cyberattack was as simple as signing up for Netflix or ordering food through a delivery app. Unfortunately, that nightmare scenario has become reality with Ransomware-as-a-Service, where criminals have transformed malicious attacks into user-friendly business platforms. These aren’t your stereotypical basement-dwelling hackers anymore – we’re talking …