Threat Advisories:

s1ngularity Nx Supply Chain Attack: AI-Driven Credential Theft & Mass Exposure GPUGate: Weaponizing Ads and GitHub to Outsmart Sandboxes Cephalus Ransomware a Wake-Up Call for Stronger Endpoint Defense Sitecore Zero-Day Powers Reconnaissance Malware TP-Link Router End-of-Service Models Exploited in Botnet Operation GhostRedirector Targets Windows Servers Globally for SEO Fraud CVE-2025-55177: WhatsApp Zero-Click Flaw Used in Targeted Campaigns Experimental AI Ransomware PromptLock Sparks Security Concerns NightSpire Ransomware Expands Reach with Aggressive Extortion Deadlines Operation HanKook Phantom: APT37’s Stealthy Espionage Campaign Storm-0501’s Shift to Cloud-Native Ransomware Salt Typhoon Cyber Attacks Hit 200 Organizations in the United States CVE-2025-7775: Actively Exploited Critical Flaw in Citrix NetScaler ZipLine Campaign Spins Web Around U.S. Supply Chain Manufacturers with MixShell August 2025 Linux Patch Roundup New SHAMOS Stealer Exploits One-Line Commands on macOS QuirkyLoader: A Silent Enabler of Modern Malware Families CVE-2025-43300: Zero-Day in Apple Image I/O Exploited in Targeted Attacks Static Tundra Fuels Espionage Campaigns Through an Old Cisco Bug Crypto24 Ransomware Disrupts Businesses Using Custom EDR Bypass

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From Observer to Asuka – The Reinvention of Stealer

Threat Level – Amber | Vulnerability Report

A malware-as-a-service (MaaS) called ‘AsukaStealer,’ advertised on a Russian-language cybercrime forum by the alias ‘breakcore,’ has surfaced. Priced at $80 per month, AsukaStealer is written in C++ and features customizable configurations and a user-friendly interface designed for harvesting data.

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