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Social Engineering Attack: Coinbase Customer Data Stolen, 70K Users Affected

Penetration Testing

cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase recently disclosed that it had fallen victim to a sophisticated social The post Social Engineering Attack: Coinbase Customer Data Stolen, 70K Users Affected appeared first on Daily CyberSecurity. The publicly listed U.S.

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From Stealer to Spy: AMOS Malware Evolves into Full-Fledged Backdoor Threat for macOS

Penetration Testing

The malware’s infection chains and system persistence methods echo those used in DPRK’s cryptocurrency-stealing operations—albeit now adapted and deployed globally by Russia-affiliated threat actors. That’s when the malware begins to harvest sensitive data—and lay the groundwork for persistent access.

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Racing the Clock: Outpacing Accelerating Attacks

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AI-Enhanced Pentesting Tools: Threat actors are using AI to boost the capabilities of penetration testing (pentesting) tools, allowing them to identify flaws in victim systems faster. Affiliates using IABs for access need to have non-traceable cryptocurrency and often a guarantor to facilitate purchase.

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CoinMarketCap Hacked: “Doodle” Graphic Delivers Malware, Stealing $43K+ from User Wallets

Penetration Testing

CoinMarketCap suffered a client-side attack on June 20, 2025, using a fake "doodle" graphic to deliver Inferno Drainer, stealing over $43,000 from user wallets.

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BitMEX Turns Tables on Lazarus Group: Infiltrates Hacker Infrastructure

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BitMEX security team infiltrates Lazarus Group's infrastructure after a phishing attempt, exposing their tactics and even a hacker's real location.

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North Korean BlueNoroff Uses Deepfakes in Zoom Scams to Install macOS Malware for Crypto Theft

Penetration Testing

North Korean APT BlueNoroff (TA444) exploited deepfakes in Zoom calls to trick a crypto foundation employee into installing custom macOS malware for digital asset theft.

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NimDoor: North Korean APT Uses Nim-Based Malware for Stealthy Web3 & Crypto Attacks on macOS!

Penetration Testing

North Korean APTs are using "NimDoor," a new Nim-based macOS malware, to target Web3/crypto startups via fake Zoom meetings, stealing browser, Keychain, and Telegram data with novel persistence.

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