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New MassJacker clipper targets pirated software seekers Pierluigi Paganini March 15, 2025 Pirated software seekers are targeted by the new MassJacker clipper malware, according to CyberArk researchers. A new malware campaign spreading a new clipper malware dubbed MassJacker targets users searching for pirated software, Cyberark users warn. A clipper malware is a type of malicious software designed to intercept and manipulate clipboard data, typically for cryptocurrency theft. When a victim copies a cryptocurrency wallet address, the malware replaces it with an attacker-controlled address, redirecting funds to the hacker instead of the intended recipient. Clipper malware operates silently in the background,…

Cybersecurity tips to protect your cryptocurrency from hackers, scams, and fraud. Learn best practices for securing digital assets and staying safe online. The cryptocurrency market is changing and growing daily, with new coins created weekly. While the broader market is struggling with weak demand and remains at a critical juncture, Cardano’s ADA is among the top-performing altcoins. The 8th largest cryptocurrency by market cap has made a breakout of the local support of $0.6638 and could test the $0.70 zone soon, according to U.Today. When discussing the bullish outlook for the ADA price prediction, it’s essential to understand that the…

If you had to guess where the next big data breach would come from, what would you say? A zero-day exploit? A nation-state attack? A sophisticated phishing scheme? Good guesses—but wrong. The truth is some of the biggest breaches didn’t happen because of elite hackers breaking through cutting-edge defenses. They happened because of security gaps in places where no one was looking. An employee downloading a tool they shouldn’t have. An old access permission left active. A misconfigured SaaS app hiding in plain sight. ‍ ‍ In each case, the breach stemmed from a SaaS security blind spot—an overlooked gap…

As St. Patrick’s Day approaches Monday (March 17), the traditional celebration gets a digital makeover beyond virtual pints of green beer. The intersection of technology and Irish celebration has created innovations across financial services, artificial intelligence and digital marketing. This evolving digital ecosystem transforms how businesses and consumers experience the festive holiday. Banking Goes Green: Digital Promotions in Financial Services St. Patrick’s Day offers financial institutions opportunities to engage customers digitally. Most banks will remain open Monday — as celebrated as it is, the day isn’t a U.S. federal holiday — continuing their normal operations while adding festive touches to…

The launch of the Solana meme coin, JELLYJELLY in January prompted signups for an app to soar and a community to form, even after it fell 98% from its all-time high, Iqram Magdon-Ismail, a Venmo co-founder, told Decrypt.Now nearly two months after its creation, JellyJelly, which debuted on Pump.fun, is set to be integrated into the app. JELLYJELLY climbed to a $250 million market cap, after it was tied to the in-development AI-powered podcasting app of the same name. But, there were no concrete plans on how the token would be used and it has since crashed to just $6 million.Magdon-Ismail…

This is Part 2 of an exploration into the unexpected quirks of programming the Raspberry Pi Pico PIO with Micropython. If you missed Part 1, we uncovered four Wats that challenge assumptions about register count, instruction slots, the behavior of pull noblock, and smart yet cheap hardware. Now, we continue our journey toward crafting a theremin-like musical instrument — a project that reveals some of the quirks and perplexities of PIO programming. Prepare to challenge your understanding of constants in a way that brings to mind a Shakespearean tragedy. Wat 5: Inconstant constants In the world of PIO programming, constants should be…

25 Oct 2022 Webcast: Getting Started: Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) w/ CJ Cox & Adam Austin Webcast: Offensive Windows Event Logs w/ Tim Fowler Looking For Something?Browse by category Select Category Alyssa Snow  (7) Ashley Knowles  (1) Ashley Van Hoesen  (1) Author  (402) Backdoors & Breaches  (7) Beau Bullock  (32) Ben Bowman  (1) Ben Burkhart  (1) Blue Team  (101) Blue Team Tools  (40) Brian Fehrman  (18) Brian Ireland  (1) Brian King  (20) Bronwen Aker  (1) C2  (29) Cameron Cartier  (2) Carrie Roberts  (5) Chris Sullo  (1) Chris Traynor  (2) CJ Cox  (8) Connor Costigan  (1) Corey Ham  (4) Craig Vincent  (2) Dale Hobbs  (3) Daniel Pizarro  (1) Darin Roberts  (1) Dave Blandford  (2) David Fletcher  (30) David Perez  (1) Deb Wigley  (1) Debjeet Banerjee  (1) Derek Banks  (13) Derrick Rauch  (1) DFIR  (1)…

Cisco has patched a denial of service (DoS) vulnerability that lets attackers crash the Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) process on IOS XR routers with a single BGP update message. IOS XR runs on the company’s carrier-grade, Network Convergence System (NCS), and Carrier Routing System (CRS) series of routers, such as the ASR 9000, NCS 5500, and 8000 series. This high-severity flaw (tracked as CVE-2025-20115) was found in the confederation implementation for the Border Gateway Protocol (BGP), and it only affects Cisco IOS XR devices if BGP confederation is configured. Successful exploitation allows unauthenticated attackers to take down vulnerable devices remotely in low-complexity attacks by causing memory…