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It remains unclear whether Chinese or Russian actors were behind the intrusion.

The malware uses invisible Unicode characters to hide malicious code in source files.

The attack was first detected in early July and is believed to have started with the exploitation of a Citrix NetScaler Gateway appliance.

The main suspect instructed the other two minors to map Wi-Fi networks across The Hague on multiple occasions.

Google said Norobot and Mayberobot are likely used for high-value targets who may already have been compromised.

Researchers describe the extensions as spamware tools that share identical codebases, design patterns, and backend infrastructure.

The culprit gained administrator-level access to the prison network using login credentials linked to a former prison director.

Winos 4.0 has long been distributed via phishing and search engine optimization (SEO) poisoning.

The implant is capable of stealing sensitive data and establishing long-term persistence on infected systems.

In brief: Microsoft patches Windows zero-days, nation-state hackers stole BIG-IP flaws and source code, and more.