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Brevo Supply Chain Attack: Malware Injected Into 100,000+ Websites
https://www.osintinvestigate.com A major cybersecurity incident involving Brevo exposed more than 100,000 websites to malicious code. In this episode, we examine how attackers compromised Brevo, abused a long-lived Cloudflare API key, and used a malicious Cloudflare Worker to inject scripts into Brevo services and JavaScript assets embedded by customers. The attack also involved ClickFix social engineering and attempts to install malicious WordPress plugins when administrators visited affected websites. We explain the September 2026 timeline, how the attack worked, why supply chain compromises can have such a wide impact, and what website administrators should check after the incident.
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September 21, 2026 at 2:00 PM
What is Malware? Types, Threats, and Protection Tips

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July 14, 2026 at 12:32 PM
Operation Endgame Disrupts Global Cyber Crime Assembly Line #CyberCrime #MalwareAttack #Microsoft
Operation Endgame Disrupts Global Cyber Crime Assembly Line
Private companies and international authorities have disrupted a malicious “assembly line” that let hackers steal millions of login details and theft of $47 million in ransom payments via extortion. The operation aimed at catching two tools that are used in online scams. The first tool is called Amadey, a malware-as-a-service platform for disrupting devices and deploying infected payloads for ransomware and related attacks. Amadey was first discovered in 2018 and in 2025, it exploited GitHub as it stored system info from malicious devices and deployed custom payloads. The second tool is called StealC, it is an infostealer-as-a-service tool that steals cryptocurrency wallets, browser extensions, authentication cookies, and login credentials. Disrupting a crucial link in the cyberattacks chain Amadey and StealC are distinct tools that function autonomously. They are widely used, but many people use them in their personal cybercrime operations.  The tools depend on the same infrastructure to function. Microsoft made this link after analyzing the tools using AI. The discovery allowed Microsoft to stop both tools simultaneously. “This action goes after the cybercrime ‘assembly line,’ where coordinated tools drive ransomware, financial fraud, and disruptions to public services. Amadey and StealC are often used alongside each other: Amadey helps attackers gain access to devices, while StealC steals passwords and sensitive information. Together, they form a critical link in the chain,” Microsoft said. About the investigation Companies gathered proof that the tools shared the same infrastructure and invoked RICO statutes against organized crime. This resulted in treating the two tools as part of a single scam.  Microsoft has disrupted over 200 C2 servers and shut down criminal control of over 18,000 compromised computers. Europol also assisted in the operation to track down the culprits and recovered around 27 million stolen login details and found $47 million worth of crypto assets tied to cybercriminals. “During this action, 326 servers and 142 domains were actioned by law enforcement and the private sector partners, severely crippling the malware’s distribution network. By taking down these tools simultaneously, the collaboration between law enforcement and private parties has increased friction for cybercriminals, making it harder for attacks to succeed, spread, or recover,”  Europol said. Operation Endgame Other firms that helped in “Operation Endgame” are ESET, IBM X-Force, ESET, Mitsui Bussan Secure Directions, and Bitsight.  According to Europol, another tool that disrupted Operation Endgame was SocGholish. It is a malware installer tied to the Russian cybercrime group Evil Corp. that distributes via hacked websites. If you visit such sites, you will be tricked into installing malware apps mimicking as browser extensions or genuine software.  
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July 12, 2026 at 4:47 PM
This article delves into the world of malware, exploring its types and how it spreads

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What is Malware ? Its Types and How to Prevent It
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June 22, 2026 at 7:13 AM
DAEMON Tools installers (v12.5.0.2421–12.5.0.2434) were trojanized and signed with legitimate certificates since April 8, 2026. The implant downloads payloads including QUIC RAT targeting selected victims. #SupplyChain #MalwareAttack #Russia
DAEMON Tools Supply Chain Attack Compromises Official Installers with Malware
A supply chain attack has trojanized DAEMON Tools installers (versions 12.5.0.2421–12.5.0.2434) distributed from the official site and signed with legitimate developer certificates, activating an implant when DTHelper.exe, DiscSoftBusServiceLite.exe, or DTShellHlp.exe run. The implant contacts env-check.daemontools[.]cc to fetch commands that download and execute payloads including envchk.exe, a shellcode loader (cdg.exe/cdg.tmp), and a...
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May 5, 2026 at 5:45 PM
Ukrainian police arrested three suspects in Lviv for hacking 610,000+ Roblox accounts and selling them for $225K. Malware disguised as game-enhancers was used to steal credentials, hitting 357 elite users. #RobloxTheft #MalwareAttack #Ukraine
Hackers arrested for hijacking and selling 610,000 Roblox accounts
Ukrainian police in Lviv arrested three suspects who hacked over 610,000 Roblox accounts and sold them for about $225,000. Authorities seized cash and multiple devices after searches and say the group used info‑stealing malware disguised as a game‑enhancer to harvest credentials, targeting at least 357 elite accounts. #Roblox #Robux
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April 29, 2026 at 9:30 PM
CPUID’s website was compromised via a secondary API, redirecting CPU-Z and HWMonitor updates to a malicious domain for 6 hours, delivering a trojanized installer with a fake CRYPTBASE.dll. Incident fixed. #CPUID #SoftwareSupplyChain #MalwareAttack
CPUID Website Compromised: CPU-Z and HWMonitor Serve Malware
CPUID, maker of CPU-Z and HWMonitor, was compromised via a secondary API that redirected legitimate update requests to a malicious domain for about six hours between April 9 and April 10, delivering a trojanized installer. The multi-stage, in-memory info-stealer used a fake CRYPTBASE.dll and shared infrastructure with a prior FileZilla campaign;...
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April 10, 2026 at 12:45 PM
Pawn Storm’s PRISMEX malware targets NATO logistics and Ukrainian defense by exploiting CVE-2026-21513 & CVE-2026-21509, using steganography, fileless attacks, and COM hijacking to disrupt Western military aid. #PawnStorm #Ukraine #MalwareAttack
Steganography & Sabotage: Inside Pawn Storm’s PRISMEX Offensive Against NATO Logistics
Pawn Storm (APT28/Fancy Bear) has escalated operations in early 2026 by deploying a coordinated malware suite called PRISMEX to disrupt Ukrainian defense and Western military aid infrastructure. Trend Micro finds the campaign exploits CVE-2026-21513 and CVE-2026-21509, leverages advanced steganography, fileless techniques, COM hijacking, and Filen.io for C2 to strike NATO logistics...
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April 1, 2026 at 11:20 AM
A fake Avast website performs a staged virus scan that forces users to download “Avast_system_cleaner.exe,” actually Venom Stealer malware stealing browser credentials, cookies, and crypto wallet data via disguised Chrome service. #DataTheft #MalwareAttack
Bogus Avast website fakes virus scan, installs Venom Stealer instead
A fake Avast-branded website performs a staged “virus scan” that prompts users to download a malicious file (Avast_system_cleaner.exe) which is actually Venom Stealer, a data-stealing payload that harvests browser credentials, session cookies, and cryptocurrency wallet data. The malware masquerades as a Chrome service (v20svc.exe), is packed with a crypter to evade...
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March 27, 2026 at 5:00 PM
Winos4.0 malware disguised as a fake KakaoTalk installer spread via SEO poisoning, infecting over 5,000 PCs. Malicious files bypassed Windows Defender and connected to C2 servers. #SEOpoisoning #MalwareAttack #SouthKorea
Winos4.0 malware disguised as KakaoTalk installation file
Threat actors used SEO poisoning to place fake KakaoTalk download pages at the top of search results and distributed a malicious installer that infected over 5,000 PCs. The installer uses an invalid NetEase signature, decrypts and drops components (Verifier.exe, AutoRecoverDat.dll, GPUCache.xml/GPUCache2.xml) to establish persistence, add Windows Defender exclusions, and connect to...
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March 19, 2026 at 6:20 AM
Android 17 Blocks Non-Accessibility Apps from Accessibility API to Prevent Malware Abuse reconbee.com/android-17-b...

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Android 17 Blocks Non-Accessibility Apps from Accessibility API to Prevent Malware Abuse
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March 16, 2026 at 7:00 AM
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