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Operation TrustTrap: APT36 Weaponizes 16,800 Spoofed Domains Patched but Not Cured: FIRESTARTER Backdoor Survives Cisco Firewall Upgrades The Gentlemen Ransomware: A Rapidly Scaling RaaS Threat Tropic Trooper Shifts Tradecraft to Open-Source Offensive Frameworks UNC6692 Social Engineering Campaign Deploying SNOW Malware Suite April 2026 Linux Patch Roundup LOTUSLITE v1.1: Enhanced Evasion Meets Banking-Themed Social Engineering Lotus Wiper: Silent Sabotage Targeting Venezuela’s Energy Sector Brand Hijack in Cybercrime: Who Is Pretending to Be ShinyHunters? Nexcorium: IoT Botnet Campaign Exploiting TBK DVR Devices CVE-2026-34197: Jolokia Exposure Enables RCE in ActiveMQ Inside the PHANTOMPULSE Social Engineering Kill Chain Payouts King Ransomware Blending In Before Breaking Through MCPwn: Critical Nginx UI Bug Opens the Door to Remote Control Microsoft’s April 2026 Patch Tuesday Storm-2755’s Silent Payroll Heist Targeting Canada From Advisory to Attack in Under 10 Hours: Marimo’s Critical RCE Flaw Handala Claims Destructive Wiper Attack on GCC Nation’s Critical Infrastructure Active Exploitation of Critical Adobe Prototype Pollution Flaw Masjesu: Exploit-Driven Botnet with Stealth, Scale, and Staying Power

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COLDRIVER Expands Beyond Phishing, Incorporating Custom SPICA Backdoor

Threat Level – Red | Vulnerability Report

The threat actor associated with Russia, known as COLDRIVER or Star Blizard, has expanded its tactics from mere credential harvesting. The group has initiated campaigns where PDFs are employed as lure documents to distribute malware. Notably, COLDRIVER has introduced its first custom malware, the SPICA backdoor, written in the Rust programming language.

Threat Level – Red | Attack Report

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