Cybersecurity
A New Vector in Credential Theft The threat landscape is in a constant state of flux, with malicious actors continually innovating to bypass security controls. A recent analysis has uncovered a sophisticated Phishing-as-a-Service (PhaaS) kit, dubbed Tykit, which employs a novel attack vector to compromise corporate Microsoft 365 accounts: malicious
Cybersecurity
The Digital Ghost: Investigating the Sudden Disappearance of OpenArk In the vast, collaborative world of open-source software, projects often fade away, left dormant by developers who move on to new ventures. It is far rarer, however, for a highly sophisticated and promising security project to vanish completely, leaving behind nothing
Cybersecurity
In the ever-evolving landscape of cyber threats, attackers continually devise innovative methods to evade detection. While techniques like encryption and obfuscation are common, a more insidious approach known as steganography allows malicious payloads to hide in plain sight, often embedded within seemingly innocuous files. Bl4ckPhoenix Security Labs has been analyzing
Malware Analysis
In the evolving landscape of cyber threats, attackers continually refine their techniques to evade detection. A recent analysis by security researchers, including insights echoed within the cybersecurity community, has spotlighted a particularly insidious malware known as Caminho Malware. Active since at least early 2024, this Brazilian-origin loader distinguishes itself through
Cybersecurity
The Enduring Relevance of Binary Exploitation in Cybersecurity In the dynamic landscape of cybersecurity, questions frequently arise regarding the ongoing value of specialized disciplines. A recent discussion within the exploit development community, sparked by a query on a popular online forum, keenly articulated this sentiment: "Is binary exploitation still