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Fake Strike Reports, Real Malware: The LOTUSLITE Delivery Chain Microsoft Teams Social Engineering Delivers A0Backdoor Malware Void Manticore: Iran’s Evolving Cyber Warfare Model Cisco Warns of Actively Exploited Flaws in Catalyst SD-WAN Manager ClipXDaemon Clipboard Attack: Linux Malware Targeting Crypto Payments VMware Patches Aria Operations Flaws as Exploitation Emerges in the Wild Iran-Linked Dust Specter Launches Cyberattack on Iraqi Officials Ruby Jumper: APT37’s Cloud-to-Air-Gap Espionage Framework Dohdoor Malware Campaign Targeting U.S. Education and Healthcare Sectors MIMICRAT Remote Control Delivered Through Trusted Platforms CVE-2026-20127: UAT-8616 Exploiting Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN Zero-Day SANDWORM_MODE: npm Supply Chain Attack Targeting AI Development Tools Mercenary Akula’s Court-Themed Campaign Hits European Finance Operation Olalampo: MuddyWater’s Expanding Campaign Across MENA February 2026 Linux Patch Roundup CRESCENTHARVEST an Espionage Campaign Disguised as Solidarity Fake Homebrew ClickFix Campaign Delivering Cuckoo Stealer on macOS CVE-2026-22769: UNC6201 Exploiting Dell RecoverPoint Zero-Day OysterLoader Threat Model: Silent, Signed, Systematic ClickFix to Control: Matanbuchus Campaign Deploys AstarionRAT in Minutes

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DarkVision RAT That You Can’t Afford to Ignore

Amber | Attack Report

DarkVision RAT, a powerful remote access trojan, first emerged in 2020 and quickly gained popularity due to its unique blend of affordability, versatility, and functionality. With its increasing prominence, DarkVision RAT remains a significant threat in the cyber landscape. Initially priced at $40 on Hack Forums, it has now increased to $60, attracting cybercriminals of all skill levels.

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