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By Assaf Morag, Cybersecurity Researcher
Illegal sports streaming platforms aren’t simple copyright infringement operations. In 2026, they represent a mature underground ecosystem combining cybercrime, malware distribution, credential theft, financial fraud, and large-scale monetization networks. Major global sporting events (including socce...
By Sukant Kumar, Cybersecurity Researcher
For $40 and a tutorial video, anyone can deploy a fully functional information stealer with credential harvesting, screen capture, Wi-Fi password extraction, file collection, persistence installation, and remote access, all controlled through a Telegram bot. KeyCat is a Python-based, multi-platform infos...
By Andréanne Bergeron, Security Researcher
When security leaders think about data breaches, the instinct is to worry about credit cards, bank accounts, and passwords. Those concerns are legitimate. But our analysis of hundreds of PII price points observed across underground forums and dark web markets tells a different story: personal health dat...
By Tammy Harper, Senior Threat Intelligence Researcher
If you haven’t seen this hitting your feeds yet, it’s time to put FalkonC2 on your radar. This isn’t your standard open-source repackage; it’s a highly tailored, commercial C2 framework written completely from scratch in C++ and MASM64.
The developers designed this thing with two m...
By Bill Bradley, Product Marketing
Half of all organizations that fell victim to ransomware in the 2026 Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report (DBIR) had a credential or