Insider-Enabled SIM Swapping: Threat Model, IOCs, and Defensive Controls
1. Executive Summary Criminal groups are increasingly recruiting organizational insiders via darknet forums to enable SIM swapping…
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JSCEAL Campaign Evolution – Technical Analysis
Reporting Period: August 2025Threat Type: JavaScript-based malware delivery with multi-stage C2Primary Vector: Paid social media advertisingTarget Profile:…
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Malicious Crypto Miners Hide in Plain Sight
Miner malware (also called cryptomining malware or cryptojacking malware) is malicious software that secretly uses your device’s…
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WinRing0 : No Exploit Required and Kernel Takeover
WinRing0 is not inherently malware. It is a legitimate Windows kernel-mode driver (WinRing0x64.sys / WinRing0.sys) originally designed…
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From Cookie to Compromise: A Technical Analysis of Session Hijacking
1. What Is Browser Session Hijacking? Browser session hijacking is an attack where an adversary takes control…
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DNS is not “just infrastructure” — it’s a data channel
DNS (Domain Name System) traffic is commonly abused for data exfiltration because it is trusted, ubiquitous, and…
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Keyloggers: Technical Overview, Indicators of Compromise (IOCs), and Incident Response
1. What Is a Keylogger? A keylogger is a surveillance tool that captures keyboard input (and often…
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The VPN That Wasn’t: How a Paid Chrome Extension Turned Browsers into Silent Surveillance Tools
Introduction Browser extensions are often installed with very little scrutiny. They promise convenience, speed, and productivity—and once…
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CVE-2025-29970: A Silent Windows Privilege Escalation Lurking in the Brokering File System
Vulnerability Overview Executive Summary CVE-2025-29970 is a local privilege escalation vulnerability caused by a use-after-free condition in…
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