BadIIS SEO-Poisoning Campaign Redirects Traffic and Installs Web Shells in Vietnam and Southeast Asia

BadIIS SEO-Poisoning Campaign Redirects Traffic and Installs Web Shells in Vietnam and Southeast Asia Summary of the discovery Cybersecurity researchers have identified an SEO poisoning campaign that uses malicious search-result manipulation to infect or redirect visitors and then deploy a malware family dubbed “BadIIS.” The activity, tracked by Palo Alto Networks Unit 42 as CL-UNK-1037…

UNC1549 Campaign Compromises 34 Devices at 11 European Telecom Firms Using LinkedIn Job Lures and MINIBIKE Malware

UNC1549 Campaign Compromises 34 Devices at 11 European Telecom Firms Using LinkedIn Job Lures and MINIBIKE Malware Summary Security researchers have attributed a recent espionage campaign targeting European telecommunications companies to the cluster known as UNC1549. According to reporting by thehackernews.com and tracking by Swiss cybersecurity firm PRODAFT, the actor (tracked by PRODAFT as “Subtle…

Automating Alert Triage with AI Agents and Confluence SOPs Using Tines

Automating Alert Triage with AI Agents and Confluence SOPs Using Tines Summary of the workflow The workflow highlighted by Tines automates security alert triage by using AI-driven agents to identify the correct Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) documented in Confluence, and then executing the appropriate response steps through the platform. The underlying Tines library — maintained…

SonicWall Urges Password Resets After Cloud Backup Files Accessed in MySonicWall Breach

SonicWall Urges Password Resets After Cloud Backup Files Accessed in MySonicWall Breach Incident summary SonicWall has notified customers that it detected suspicious activity targeting its cloud backup service for firewalls and that unknown threat actors accessed firewall configuration backup files stored in the cloud for less than 5% of MySonicWall accounts. The vendor has urged…

CountLoader: New Multi‑Version Loader Fuels Russian Ransomware Operations

CountLoader: New Multi‑Version Loader Fuels Russian Ransomware Operations Overview of the discovery Security researchers have identified a new malware loader, tracked as “CountLoader,” that is being used by Russian-affiliated threat actors to deliver post‑exploitation tools and remote access malware. According to published reporting, CountLoader has been observed distributing Cobalt Strike, AdaptixC2, and a remote access…