Microsoft exposes a campaign using trojanized installers. See how Inno Setup trojanized installers silently deploy WorldProxyPool, BOINC, and adware.

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Microsoft reveals how North Korean threat actors use tools like ARTEX. See how AI-enabled North Korean threat actors speed up cyber operations.

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Microsoft details NeedyMantis malware, a modular backdoor that uses DLL sideloading to keep long-term access in telecom, academic, and government networks.

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Zimbra CVE-2026-73570 lets one crafted email run code. Microsoft details the Zimbra command injection attacks: web shells, root access, and key theft.

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Star Blizzard RedFlick phishing hit 100+ groups that back Ukraine, using scheduled tasks to drop the CosmicPulse backdoor after a single click.

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