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TeamPCP: The Rise of Cloud-Native Extortion and Supply Chain Attacks

TeamPCP: The Rise of Cloud-Native Extortion and Supply Chain Attacks TeamPCP is an emerging cybercriminal collective that became active in late 2025, distinguishing itself through a specialized focus on massive attacks against cloud-native infrastructures. Unlike traditional Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) groups that often prioritize deep persistence on specific endpoints, TeamPCP utilizes high-level automation to scale … Read more

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Behind the Wheel: Unveiling the Supercar Phishing Kit Targeting Microsoft 365

UPDATES: 27.11.2024: As mentioned by TrustWave, “Supercar Phishing Kit” has an high level of overlapping with the most recent update of “Rockstar 2FA Phishing-as-a-Service” 26.09.2024: As mentioned by Any.Run, “Supercar Nebula” has an high level of overlapping with “Storm-1575“ In August 2024, Fortgale identified and analyzed an extensive phishing campaign employing a previously publicy undocumented … Read more

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Cyber Attack Risk: Follina

Risks and Solutions How to protect and how to react The identification of this type of compromise can occur on different levels: Fortgale recommends performing proactive threat hunting activities to identify this type of compromise potentially undetected by the systems mentioned above. Choose the solution that best fit your company

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CloudMensis: Spyware hitting MacOS

A new backdoor for MacOS systems has been discovered in recent days by ESET researchers. The goal of the malware is to exfiltrate information from the victim system by exploiting cloud storage services.The Backdoor, named by CloudMensis researchers, recovers information such as documents, email messages and attachments, files on removable devices, screenshots and the sequence … Read more

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Malware Qakbot — March 2022 Compromises

In recent weeks, consistent with previously documented activity (background), we have observed a general increase in compromise activity across monitored environments. Criminal groups deploy malware for multiple objectives: Ransomware execution, sensitive data exfiltration, and credential harvesting. Qakbot — documented in detail under MITRE ATT&CK S0650 — is consistently used for all three. Unlike previous campaigns, … Read more

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