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Google Blogspot Abused to Deploy Fileless Infostealer

Cybercriminals are selling stolen credentials on underground marketplaces, giving other threat actors easy access to compromised accounts and environments. This latest threat, known as Veil#Drop, uses a sneaky fileless chain to infect victims who unknowingly download a malicious script disguised as a harmless document.

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Cyberattacks Expose AI Agents' Vulnerability to Phishing Risks

A staggering 3.3 billion identity records are now circulating on illicit markets, thanks to a whopping 11.1 million devices infected with infostealers last year - a digital threat landscape that's more vulnerable than ever. This alarming trend highlights the urgent need for robust protection against AI agents' vulnerability to phishing risks.

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Underground Guides Expose Methods for Vetting Stolen Credit Card Shops

Buyers of stolen credit card data use a surprisingly rational approach to choosing an underground marketplace - they verify and vet potential shops just like they would any other purchase. Underground guides even provide step-by-step checks to help them evaluate carding shops based on data quality, reputation, and survivability.

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