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Hackers Abuse YouTube Gaming Channels and SEO Poisoning to Deploy RATs and Chrome Hijacker

Hackers Abuse YouTube Gaming Channels and SEO Poisoning to Deploy RATs and Chrome Hijacker

Cybercriminals are increasingly turning trusted online platforms into malware delivery channels. Gaming videos, software tutorials, search results, and file-download pages can all be manipulated to make malicious installers appear legitimate. According to Cybersecurity News, hackers abused YouTube gaming channels and search-engine optimization poisoning to distribute malware disguised as gaming tools, performance optimizers, drivers, and useful

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The Illusion of the AI SOC

The Illusion of the AI SOC

Why security copilots are stalling against machine-speed attackers and what genuinely autonomous defense requires instead. Talk to any CISO or SOC director off the record, and the confession is almost always the same: they bought into the generative AI hype, deployed a much-advertised “Security Copilot,” and now their analysts are simply babysitting another conversational chatbot.

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Cyber Threat Landscape: Real Attack Alerts and Recent Incidents

Cyber Threat Landscape: Real Attack Alerts and Recent Incidents

The Current Threat Picture The supplied Seceon overview presents a clear picture of a modern enterprise threat landscape. Credential attacks, suspicious cloud authentication, VPN brute force, data-loss events, and major external campaigns can occur alongside one another. The most important operational lesson is that security teams must distinguish between ordinary authentication noise and activity that

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Kimsuky Hackers Use OpenCode AI Agent to Mass-Produce Phishing Decoys in LNK Attacks

Kimsuky Hackers Use OpenCode AI Agent to Mass-Produce Phishing Decoys in LNK Attacks

Phishing is becoming easier to scale as threat actors begin incorporating AI into the preparation of their campaigns. Instead of manually creating every lure, attackers can use AI tools to rapidly produce documents that look convincing enough to support large-scale social engineering operations. According to Cybersecurity News, Kimsuky hackers have been observed using the OpenCode

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