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Click, Paste, Compromise: Inside the New FileFix Campaign Hive0154 Evolves with SnakeDisk and EnhancedToneshell Backdoor HybridPetya: A Bootkit-Enabled Ransomware Threat EvilAI Malware Exploits the Trust in Artificial Intelligence kkRAT Malware Campaign Targeting Chinese-Speaking Users ZynorRAT: Go-Based Malware Taking Shape on Telegram Microsoft September 2025 Patch Tuesday Roundup The Gentlemen Ransomware: A Rising Global Cyber Threat MostereRAT: A Deep Dive into an EPL-Backed Phishing Operation Stealerium Changing the Rules of Cyber Espionage 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

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A new EmojiDeploy attack has been found in an Azure service

Threat Level – Red | Vulnerability Report

The EmojiDeploy attack chain allows a threat actor to run arbitrary code, steal or delete sensitive data, and compromise a targeted application on Azure by exploiting a remote code execution vulnerability through cross-site request forgery (CSRF) on the SCM service Kudu. The attack uses a misconfigured cookie setting for the Source Code Manager (SCM) service on Azure, which sets two controls to default “Lax.”

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