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ShinyHunters is once again exploiting a previously patched vulnerability in PeopleSoft, which we analyzed in June 2026.
We have continued tracking APT-C-36, also known as Blind Eagle, since our research on this threat actor in 2019. We share new findings of APT-C-36’s ongoing spam campaign targeting South American entities.
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We discovered vulnerabilities in the SHAREit application. These vulnerabilities can be abused to leak a user’s sensitive data, execute arbitrary code, and possibly lead to remote code execution. The app has over 1 billion downloads.
Further investigation led us to a developer’s Xcode project that contained XCSSET source malware, which leads to a rabbit hole of malicious payloads. Most notable in our investigation is the discovery of two zero-day exploits.
We uncovered an updated Bashlite malware designed to add infected internet-of-things devices to a distributed-denial-of-service (DDoS) botnet. Based on the Metasploit module it exploits, the malware targets devices with the WeMo UPnP API.
We discovered several beauty camera apps (detected as AndroidOS_BadCamera.HRX) on Google Play that are capable of accessing remote ad configuration servers that can be used for malicious purposes. Some of these have been downloaded millions of times.
BLADABINDI’s customizability and seeming availability in the underground make it a prevalent threat. Last week, we came across a worm (Worm.Win32.BLADABINDI.AA) that propagates through removable drives and installs a fileless version of BLADABINDI.
As users start to look for apps and other services from their banks, opportunities for scammers also increase. One recent example of this is the app Movil Secure, part of a SMiShing scheme targeting Spanish-speaking users.
A new variant of Android Remote Access Tool can inject root exploits to perform malicious tasks such as silent installation, shell command execution, WiFi password collection, and more. It targets CVE-2015-1805, a vulnerability disclosed in 2016.
On January 24, 2018, we observed that the number of Coinhive web miner detections tripled due to a malvertising campaign. Attackers seem to have abused Google’s DoubleClick, which provides internet ad serving services, for traffic distribution.
October 5th, 2026
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