Node2Shell: Node.js Brotli Remote Code Execution Vulnerability
A high-severity out-of-bounds write vulnerability in the Node.js Brotli decoder (Node2Shell) allows remote code execution when processing malformed compressed data.

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UNC5221 utilizes the SNOWLIGHT dropper to deploy VSHELL RAT, employing sophisticated evasion like direct syscalls and AMSI patching to compromise Windows systems.
Liushen is a Python-based ransomware framework that utilizes process hollowing, MBR modification, and extensive anti-analysis techniques to encrypt victim data and inhibit recovery.
The Yuta/Solara campaign distributes a Python-based port of Glove Stealer targeting Roblox users and developers with advanced Chrome App-Bound Encryption bypasses.
The Weedhack Malware-as-a-Service (MaaS) campaign targets Minecraft players with custom JAR files that deploy multi-stage infostealers and RATs using Ethereum-based C2 infrastructure.
SilentCryptoMiner and XMRig variants are being distributed through pirated movie and digital library sites using fake video player updates and DLL side-loading.
Cloud Atlas APT targets government and diplomatic entities in Russia and Belarus using a revamped toolset including VBCloud, PowerShower, and the new PowerCloud data exfiltration script.
The TAX#TRIDENT campaign utilizes fake Indian income tax assessment lures to deliver YTSCRat or unauthorized ManageEngine UEMS agents through various VBScript and ZIP-based infection paths.
The threat actor STAC6405 is conducting an ongoing phishing campaign targeting U.S. organizations with a dual-RMM architecture using SimpleHelp and ScreenConnect for persistent, silent access.
BlueNoroff is targeting Web3 and cryptocurrency executives using AI-generated deepfake meetings and ClickFix clipboard injection to deploy credential stealers.
An attacker uses a multi-stage fileless infection chain involving obfuscated VBScript and in-memory .NET loaders to deploy ScreenConnect for persistent remote access.