Topic: campaign evolution
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New ClickFix Attack Uses nslookup to Steal Data via DNS
Attackers have evolved ClickFix campaigns to weaponize DNS queries as a primary, stealthy delivery channel, tricking users into running a command that fetches and executes a malicious script from a rogue server. The attack chain involves a malicious nslookup command that retrieves a PowerShell sc...
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GhostPoster Malware Infects 840,000 Browser Extensions
The GhostPoster malware campaign has compromised over 840,000 browser extensions across Chrome, Firefox, and Edge, using them to steal data and commit fraud. The malicious extensions conceal code within image files to create a backdoor, which hijacks affiliate links and performs ad fraud, with so...
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Stealth Malware Campaign Infects Thousands via DNS TXT Abuse
The Detour Dog malware campaign has infected over 30,000 websites, using DNS TXT records for server-side attacks that remain hidden from most users, selectively targeting specific visitors for redirection or malware downloads. This attack operates by having compromised servers send DNS queries wi...
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GlassWorm malware resurfaces through 73 sleeper OpenVSX extensions
The GlassWorm campaign has deployed 73 sleeper extensions on the OpenVSX ecosystem, with only 6 activated so far delivering malware, while the remaining 67 are assessed as dormant or highly suspicious. This wave represents a strategic shift where attackers upload benign clones of legitimate exten...
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Marketing Automation: The New Decision Engine
Marketing automation platforms are evolving from basic email schedulers into intelligent, AI-driven systems that orchestrate personalized customer experiences in real time. The core function has shifted from static, rule-based workflows to dynamic orchestration, where platforms make continuous de...
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