#malware-analysis

Nation-State Threats

[2026] China-Linked Hackers Use New TencShell Malware

Forget custom code; China-linked hackers are now building on open-source tools. The new TencShell malware is a prime example, lurking in plain sight.

Ransomware & Malware

TCLBANKER: AI's Banking Trojan Debut?

Forget clunky phishing emails. A new banking trojan, TCLBANKER, is arriving via WhatsApp and Outlook worms, acting like a digital wildfire through your contacts. It's a stark reminder that the age of simple malware is over.

Ransomware & Malware

VECT 2.0: The Ransomware That Just Destroys, Not Encrypts

Imagine paying a thief only to find they've smashed your valuables beyond repair. That's the terrifying reality of VECT 2.0, a ransomware that acts like a digital sledgehammer, crushing data instead of locking it.

Threat Intelligence

Snow Job: How UNC6692 uses Email Floods and Fake IT Support to Plant Its 'Snow' Malware

Remember when we thought email phishing was the peak of sophisticated social engineering? Think again. UNC6692 just rewrote the playbook, proving the old tricks, when combined with a relentless barrage, can still make for a nasty surprise.

Ransomware & Malware

EDR Killers: The $100M Problem Hackers Can't Ignore

Forget fancy exploit chains for a moment. The real predictable choke point for ransomware gangs isn't the initial breach; it's disabling your defenses just before the encryptor fires. And the data shows these 'EDR killers' are evolving, not disappearing.