Cybercrime service disrupted for abusing Microsoft platform to sign malware

Microsoft disrupted a malware-signing-as-a-service operation run by Fox Tempest, which abused Artifact Signing to produce fraudulent code-signing certificates that helped ransomware gangs and other criminals make malware look legitimate. The campaign was tied to Oyster, Lumma Stealer, Vidar, Rhysida, Akira, INC, Qilin, and BlackByte, and Microsoft seized the signspace[.]cloud domain and revoked over 1,000 certificates. #FoxTempest #signspacecloud #Oyster #LummaStealer #Vidar #Rhysida #Akira #Qilin #BlackByte #VanillaTempest #Storm0501 #Storm2561 #Storm0249

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Huawei zero-day attack behind last year’s crash of Luxembourg’s entire telecoms network

A previously unknown flaw in Huawei enterprise router software triggered a nationwide telecoms outage in Luxembourg, disrupting mobile, landline, and emergency communications for more than three hours. The incident, linked to specially crafted network traffic and described as a zero-day attack, still has no public CVE, no clear patch status, and…

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The New Phishing Click: How OAuth Consent Bypasses MFA

EvilTokens, a phishing-as-a-service platform, quickly compromised more than 340 Microsoft 365 organizations by tricking users into approving OAuth consent and handing over refresh tokens instead of passwords. The attack highlights how consent phishing, toxic combinations, and long-lived grants can bypass MFA and persist across SaaS apps, making runtime visibility and token-level…

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Trapdoor Android Ad Fraud Scheme Hit 659 Million Daily Bid Requests Using 455 Apps

HUMAN researchers uncovered Trapdoor, a new Android ad fraud and malvertising operation that used 455 malicious apps and 183 attacker-controlled C2 domains to build a multi-stage fraud pipeline. Google removed the identified apps after disclosure, ending a campaign that generated massive traffic and abused attribution tools to hide malicious behavior from…

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Microsoft Self-Service Password Reset abused in Azure data theft attacks

Storm-2949 is stealing sensitive data from Microsoft 365 and Azure production environments by abusing legitimate administration features and social engineering privileged users. Microsoft says the group used compromised Entra ID accounts, Azure RBAC permissions, and cloud management tools to extract secrets, files, and credentials from victim organizations. #Storm-2949 #Microsoft365 #Azure #MicrosoftEntraID #MicrosoftGraphAPI #AzureKeyVault #MicrosoftDefender #ScreenConnect

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FBI: Americans lost over 8 million to scams using crypto ATMs in 2025

The FBI says Americans lost over $388 million last year to scams involving cryptocurrency kiosks, with more than half of the complaints coming from people over 50. The bureau warned that criminals use detailed instructions to trick victims into depositing cash into kiosks that send funds to attacker-controlled wallets, while several states have already moved to ban these machines. #FBI #IC3 #Minnesota #Indiana #Tennessee

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Critical Microsoft Vulnerabilities Doubled: From Exposure to Escalation

Microsoft disclosed 1,273 vulnerabilities in 2025, but the bigger concern is that critical flaws doubled and risks are concentrating in privilege escalation, information disclosure, Azure, Dynamics 365, Windows Server, and Microsoft Office. The report shows attackers are favoring stealth, identity abuse, and lateral movement over noisy exploitation, making least privilege, identity visibility, and blast-radius reduction essential. #Microsoft #Azure #Dynamics365 #WindowsServer #MicrosoftOffice #EntraID #CVE-2025-55241

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7-Eleven confirms data breach claimed by the ShinyHunters gang

7-Eleven confirmed that attackers accessed some of its systems in an April breach and that personal information tied to an undisclosed number of individuals was exposed. The ShinyHunters extortion group claimed the attack, said it stole more than 600,000 records from 7-Eleven’s Salesforce environment, and later leaked a 9.4GB archive after ransom talks failed. #7Eleven #ShinyHunters #Salesforce

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New Shai-Hulud malware wave compromises 600 npm packages

Threat actors published 639 malicious npm package versions across 323 packages in the Shai-Hulud supply-chain campaign, mainly compromising the @antv ecosystem and using stolen secrets from developer and CI/CD environments. The malware exfiltrates credentials through Session P2P and GitHub, creates rogue repositories under victim accounts, and may appear legitimate by generating valid Sigstore provenance attestations. #ShaiHulud #antv #npm #GitHub #Session

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Microsoft plans to improve Windows 11 driver quality in 2026

Microsoft plans to raise the quality bar for Windows 11 drivers through its new Driver Quality Initiative, focusing on safer driver models, stricter partner validation, and better update hygiene. The company is also reviving Windows 11 with performance and usability improvements such as a movable taskbar and other core feature upgrades. #Microsoft #Windows11 #DriverQualityInitiative #AMD #Intel #WinHEC #WindowsResiliencyInitiative

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DirtyDecrypt PoC Released for Linux Kernel CVE-2026-31635 LPE Vulnerability

Proof-of-concept exploit code has been released for DirtyDecrypt (DirtyCBC), a Linux kernel flaw in rxgk_decrypt_skb() that can enable local privilege escalation on systems with CONFIG_RXGK enabled. The disclosure also coincides with other Linux LPE issues and new mitigation efforts, including a proposed kernel killswitch and Rocky Linux’s optional security repository for…

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Microsoft Disrupts Malware-Signing Service Run by ‘Fox Tempest’ 

Microsoft said it disrupted Fox Tempest, a malware-signing-as-a-service operation that abused Microsoft Artifact Signing to create short-lived code-signing certificates for hiding malicious software. The service supported ransomware like Rhysida, Inc, Qilin, and Akira, plus malware such as Lumma Stealer, Oyster, and Vidar, and Microsoft revoked more than one thousand related certificates….

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