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Salt Typhoon & UNC4841: Silent Push Uncovers New Domains in Global Espionage Campaign

Silent Push threat analysts have uncovered dozens of new domains linked to Salt Typhoon and UNC4841, two China-backed Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) groups infamous...

TikTok Shop Scam “ClickTok” Unleashes SparkKitty Spyware in Global Phishing Blitz

A massive cybersecurity campaign dubbed ClickTok is targeting TikTok Shop users worldwide, combining phishing and malware to steal credentials and deploy SparkKitty spyware. First reported by CTM360...

Russian FSB‑Linked “Secret Blizzard” Launches ISP‑Level AiTM Campaign Against Moscow Embassies

Microsoft Threat Intelligence has uncovered an advanced cyberespionage campaign by Russian state‑aligned actor Secret Blizzard (also known as Turla) targeting foreign embassies in Moscow...

Singapore Under Siege: UNC3886 Launches Cyber‑Espionage Strikes on Critical Infrastructure

Singapore is currently facing ongoing cyber-espionage attacks by the UNC3886 Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) group, an operation directly targeting its critical infrastructure, including energy,...

Phish and Chips: China‑Aligned Espionage Surge Targeting Taiwan Semiconductor Industry

Between March and June 2025, Proofpoint researchers tracked three distinct China‑aligned threat actors launching spear‑phishing campaigns against Taiwanese semiconductor firms, design houses, service providers, and...

PRC “Salt Typhoon” Cyber‑Espionage Campaign Targets Global Telecoms – Canada Confirms Mid‑February Breach via CVE‑2023‑20198

Canada and U.S. agencies have issued a joint alert on the exploitation of a critical Cisco vulnerability (CVE‑2023‑20198) by Chinese state‑sponsored actors known as...

APT41 Unmasked: Chinese Cyber-Espionage Group Uses Google Calendar for Covert Attacks

On 23 October 2024, Google’s Threat Intelligence Group (GTIG) revealed a sophisticated campaign by Chinese state-linked threat actor APT41, leveraging Google Calendar as command-and-control...

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