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Google Patches High-Risk V8 Zero-Day Hitting Chrome Users FortiWeb Hijack: The Hidden Vulnerability Fueling Admin Account Creation Lazarus Group’s New Comebacker Variant Targets Aerospace & Defense Threat Actors Turn RMM Tools into Backdoor Gateways CVE-2025-12480: Triofox Exploit Turns Trusted Access Into a Security Nightmare Microsoft’s November 2025 Patch Tuesday Roundup Telegram-Powered Credential Theft Campaign Sweeps Europe Critical Zero-Day Exposes Synology Devices to Remote Attacks APT41 Cyber-Espionage Campaign Targets U.S. Policy Institutions I Paid Twice: Inside the Booking.com Phishing Fraud Return of Gootloader: Blending Technical Evasion with Operational Discipline Unmasking Airstalk’s Covert Supply Chain Intrusion WordPress Plugin Bug CVE-2025-11833 Hands Hackers the Admin Throne Silent Lynx APT: Espionage Operations Targeting Central Asia’s Critical Infrastructure SleepyDuck: Trojan Nesting in the Open VSX Marketplace Operation SkyCloak: Covert Cyber Strikes on Russian and Belarusian Military Personnel Typosquatted npm Packages Execute Stealthy CredentialTheft Operation Hijackloader Strikes Colombia with PureHVNC Vietnamese Actors Use Recruitment Lures for Espionage and Theft Qilin Ransomware Surge: A Growing Global Threat to Critical Sectors

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Snatch Ransomware: Evolving Threat and Defense Strategies

Threat Level – Red | Vulnerability Report

Snatch ransomware is a ransomware-as-a-service (RaaS) variant that was first discovered in 2018. It is known for its ability to reboot devices into Safe Mode, where many security protections are disabled, before encrypting files. Snatch also uses double extortion tactics, threatening to publish stolen data on the internet if the victim does not pay the ransom.

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