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Vidar Stealer 2.0 Distributed via Fake Game Cheats on GitHub and Reddit Targeting the Lens: Iranian Cyber Operations Against IP Cameras in the Middle East Konni APT’s Covert RAT Deployment LeakNet Ransomware’s Low-Cost High-Scale Infection Strategy Phishing in the Fog of War: A Surge in State-Aligned Espionage Campaigns Google Rushes to Fix Actively Exploited Flaws VENON Trojan Targets 33 Brazilian Financial Platforms AI-Assisted Slopoly Backdoor Powers Interlock Ransomware Intrusion PhantomRaven: Multi-Wave npm Campaign Stealing CI/CD and Developer Credentials APT28 Deploys Modified Covenant to Spy on Ukrainian Government Microsoft’s March 2026 Patch Tuesday 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

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SideWinder’s Nim Backdoor Spells Trouble for South Asian Nations

Threat Level – Amber | Vulnerability Report

SideWinder, also known as Razor Tiger, commenced its offensive operations in 2012 and has recently shifted its focus to targeting Bhutan. It employs deceptive content, ultimately executing the Nim Backdoor. The decoy content utilized in the sample is directly sourced from announcements published on the Bhutanese government website.

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