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Security Affairs Malware newsletter includes a collection of the best articles and research on malware in the international landscape Malware Newsletter Contagious Interview Actors Now Utilize JSON Storage Services for Malware Delivery RONINGLOADER: DragonBreath’s New Path to PPL Abuse   npm Malware Campaign Uses Adspect Cloaking to Deliver Malicious Redirects  GPT Trade: Fake Google Play Store […]

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Security Affairs Malware newsletter includes a collection of the best articles and research on malware in the international landscape

Malware Newsletter

Contagious Interview Actors Now Utilize JSON Storage Services for Malware Delivery

RONINGLOADER: DragonBreath’s New Path to PPL Abuse  

npm Malware Campaign Uses Adspect Cloaking to Deliver Malicious Redirects 

GPT Trade: Fake Google Play Store drops BTMob Spyware and UASecurity Miner on Android Devices  

Cooking up trouble: How TamperedChef uses signed apps to deliver stealthy payloads  

Sturnus: Mobile Banking Malware bypassing WhatsApp, Telegram and Signal Encryption 

LLM-generated malware is improving, but don’t expect autonomous attacks tomorrow

Threat actors have reportedly launched yet another campaign involving an application connected to Salesforce

Blockchain and Node.js abused by Tsundere: an emerging botnet     

Beyond the Watering Hole: APT24’s Pivot to Multi-Vector Attacks

LFreeDA: Label-Free Drift Adaptation for Windows Malware Detection

Machine Learning Epidemic Predictions Using Agent-based Wireless Sensor Network Models

Interpretable Ransomware Detection Using Hybrid Large Language Models: A Comparative Analysis of BERT, RoBERTa, and DeBERTa Through LIME and SHAP

Improving the Performance of Static Malware Classification Using Deep Learning Models and Feature Reduction Strategies

AI-Driven Cybersecurity in IoT: Adaptive Malware Detection and Lightweight Encryption via TRIM-SEC Framework

Lightweight Quantized XGBoost for Botnet Detection in Resource-Constrained IoT Networks

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(SecurityAffairs – hacking, newsletter)