BADBOX 2.0 represents a significant escalation in global supply chain cyber threats, infecting over 1 million off-brand AOSP devices—including TVs, smartphones, tablets, and car infotainment systems—via pre-installed firmware backdoors and malicious apps.
Stealth Falcon, OilRig, Molerats, and Dark Caracal represent the most active and sophisticated Middle Eastern APT groups, each aligned with state or political interests and employing advanced tactics for espionage, surveillance, and disruption. Stealth Falcon’s exploitation of CVE-2025-33053..
Sandworm, a Russian GRU-affiliated cyber threat group (Unit 74455), continues to escalate its offensive cyber operations, with a primary focus on Ukraine and Western allies. The group is notorious for high-impact attacks such as the 2015-2016 Ukrainian power grid blackouts...
VenomRAT, first observed in 2020 as a fork of Quasar RAT, has evolved into a modular, service-based remote access trojan with advanced keylogging, stealth, and evasion capabilities. It is distributed primarily through phishing campaigns and fake antivirus websites (notably Bitdefender clones)...
Void Blizzard, a Russian state-sponsored APT attributed to the GRU and tracked as Laundry Bear by Dutch intelligence, has rapidly emerged as a major cyber espionage threat since April 2024. The group targets government, defense, telecommunications, NGOs, and critical infrastructure across NATO...