The North Korean hacker group Konni (Opal Sleet, TA406) is using AI-generated PowerShell malware to target developers and engineers in the blockchain sector.
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Konni hackers target blockchain engineers with AI malware
North Korean Konni hackers are now targeting blockchain developers and engineers with AI-generated malware.
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PowerShell architect retires after decades at the prompt
After Microsoft, Google, and a long fight for automation, Jeffrey Snover hangs up his keyboard A really important window is ...
A multi-stage phishing campaign targeting Russia abuses GitHub and Dropbox to disable Microsoft Defender and deploy Amnesia ...
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How to remotely invoke applications with PowerShell
Not all applications are created with remote execution in mind. PowerShell provides several ways to invoke applications on ...
Anthropic’s coding agent runs in your terminal as text, and can possibly build your next startup in an afternoon. Let’s ...
A new Osiris ransomware exploits fresh tactics to infect systems, encrypt files, and evade detection, triggering urgent ...
When ransomware cripples a business’s systems or stealthy malware slips past defenses, the first instinct is to get everything back online as quickly as ...
In this post, we will learn what is Passive Mode and how to enable Defender for Endpoint in Passive mode (EDR in Block Mode) ...
Drawing on lessons learned from Dragon NaturallySpeaking, this second installment examines where voice-based navigation and dictation in Microsoft Copilot may streamline workflows -- and where ...
As attackers hide longer and deeper, behavior-first detection becomes the only reliable way to expose them.
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