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ClickFix Campaign Compromises Legitimate Sites to Deploy MIMICRAT — A Custom C++ RAT With 22 Post-Exploitation Commands

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ClickFix Campaign Compromises Legitimate Sites to Deploy MIMICRAT — A Custom C++ RAT With 22 Post-Exploitation Commands

Elastic Security Labs has disclosed a new ClickFix campaign that leverages compromised legitimate websites as delivery infrastructure to deploy a previously undocumented remote access trojan dubbed MIMICRAT (also tracked as AstarionRAT). The campaign, discovered earlier this month, demonstrates significant operational sophistication — from multi-stage PowerShell chains that bypass Windows security

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ShinyHunters Linked to Device Code Vishing Attacks Targeting Microsoft Entra Accounts via OAuth 2.0 Abuse

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ShinyHunters Linked to Device Code Vishing Attacks Targeting Microsoft Entra Accounts via OAuth 2.0 Abuse

A new wave of attacks is combining voice phishing (vishing) with OAuth 2.0 device authorization abuse to compromise Microsoft Entra accounts at technology, manufacturing, and financial organizations — bypassing traditional phishing infrastructure entirely. Sources told BleepingComputer they believe the ShinyHunters extortion gang is behind the campaigns, which the threat actors

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Underground Telegram Channels Weaponize SmarterMail Exploits Within Days of Disclosure, Enabling Ransomware Campaigns

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Underground Telegram Channels Weaponize SmarterMail Exploits Within Days of Disclosure, Enabling Ransomware Campaigns

Researchers at Flare have documented the rapid weaponization of critical SmarterMail vulnerabilities across underground Telegram channels, showing how threat actors moved from disclosure to exploit sharing to ransomware deployment in a matter of days. The activity centers on two critical vulnerabilities — CVE-2026-24423 (CVSS 9.3), an unauthenticated remote

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Check Point Demonstrates AI Chatbots as Covert C2 Channels — Grok and Copilot Exploited Without Authentication

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Check Point Demonstrates AI Chatbots as Covert C2 Channels — Grok and Copilot Exploited Without Authentication

Check Point Research (CPR) has published findings showing that AI assistants with web-browsing capabilities can be weaponized as covert command-and-control infrastructure — allowing malware to communicate with attacker servers through trusted AI domains that blend seamlessly into normal enterprise traffic. The technique was demonstrated against Grok and Microsoft

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