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Exvicy Malware Framework Exploits Rival Code to Target WordPress Sites

Malware operators are sounding the alarm: detections of the Exvicy Malware Framework are on the rise, with one seller warning that daily detections are making their service less effective. The Russian-speaking actor behind Exvicy is now charging $2,000 a month for the malware-as-a-service framework, up from $1,200 just a few months ago.

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Avalon Malware Framework Targets Enterprise with CrownX Ransomware

Meet Avalon, a sneaky malware framework that's targeting enterprises with a potent ransomware punch, known as CrownX, and discover how it infiltrates systems through clever phishing tactics. This modular menace combines credential collection, lateral movement, and more into a single, reusable threat.

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PCPJack Worm Targets Cloud Infrastructure, Steals Credentials

A fresh malware campaign, dubbed PCPJack, is targeting cloud infrastructure, stealing credentials and wreaking havoc on Linux-based systems with a sophisticated framework that installs hidden working directories and establishes persistence. This alarming attack bears striking similarities to earlier TeamPCP/PCPCat campaigns, raising concerns about its potential impact.

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