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Glove Stealer bypasses Chrome’s App-Bound Encryption to steal cookies

Security Affairs

The Glove Stealer malware exploits a new technique to bypass Chrome’s App-Bound encryption and steal browser cookies. The malware could harvest a huge trove of data from infected systems, including cookies, autofill, cryptocurrency wallets, 2FA authenticators, password managers, and email client information.

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Russian Phobos ransomware operator faces cybercrime charges

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Russian Phobos ransomware operator Evgenii Ptitsyn, accused of managing attacks, was extradited from South Korea to the US to face cybercrime charges. Russian Phobos ransomware operator Evgenii Ptitsyn, suspected of playing a key role in the ransomware operations, was extradited from South Korea to the US to face cybercrime charges.

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ChatGPT-Written Malware

Schneier on Security

I don’t know how much of a thing this will end up being, but we are seeing ChatGPT-written malware in the wild. ” The Python code combined various cryptographic functions, including code signing, encryption, and decryption. .”

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EDR-as-a-Service makes the headlines in the cybercrime landscape

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This approach reflects the as-a-service logic already prevalent in other areas of the cybercrime sector, significantly reducing the level of technical knowledge needed by those wishing to access this confidential data. Payments are mostly made in Bitcoin or Monero, to ensure confidentiality and irreversibility.

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Police took down several popular counter-antivirus (CAV) services, including AvCheck

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On May 27, 2025, authorities seized crypting service sites (including AvCheck, Cryptor, and Crypt.guru) used by vxers to test malware evasion capabilities. Department of Justice has dismantled an online cybercrime syndicate that provided encryption services to help malware evade detection. net, Cryptor[.]biz,

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Codefinger ransomware gang uses compromised AWS keys to encrypt S3 bucket

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The ransomware group Codefinger is using compromised AWS keys to encrypt S3 bucket data using SSE-C, Halcyon researchers warn. The ransomware group Codefinger has been spotted using compromised AWS keys to encrypt data in S3 buckets. The ransomware group Codefinger utilizes an AES-256 encryption key they generate and store locally.

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SECURITY AFFAIRS MALWARE NEWSLETTER ROUND 45

Security Affairs

Security Affairs Malware newsletter includes a collection of the best articles and research on malware in the international landscape PupkinStealer : A.NET-Based Info-Stealer Interlock ransomware evolving under the radar Technical Analysis of TransferLoader Sophisticated NPM Attack Leveraging Unicode Steganography and Google Calendar C2 Horabot Unleashed: (..)

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