As noted by The Record, suspected nation-state hackers have developed sophisticated malware designed to target a customized version of Windows used by government agencies in Asia.
Based on information from Infosecurity Magazine, attackers are distributing a sophisticated malware chain by impersonating popular artificial intelligence desktop applications on GitHub.
Security researchers identified a critical memory-corruption vulnerability in TianoCore EDK II, a widely used open source codebase for UEFI firmware, as first reported by Ars Technica.
Security Affairs reports that Dutch authorities apprehended two individuals involved in a sophisticated bank fraud operation utilizing artificial intelligence to deceive victims.
Based on information from The Hacker News, diplomatic organizations in Tajikistan, Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan have been targeted by a sophisticated Unified Extensible Firmware Interface bootkit known as BlackX.
A destructive data-wiping attack against a Ukrainian logistics company was carried out through a strategic partnership between the Russian state-sponsored group Sandworm and another threat actor, as first reported by The Hacker News.
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