Credential-Stealing GitHub Actions Workflows Found in Thousands of Repos
Attackers compromised open-source maintainer accounts to plant malicious GitHub Actions workflows stealing credentials in over 340 repositories.
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Attackers compromised open-source maintainer accounts to plant malicious GitHub Actions workflows stealing credentials in over 340 repositories.
Researchers discovered a phishing platform impersonating AI chatbot ad portals like Google Gemini and ChatGPT to steal credentials and MFA codes.
China-linked group TA419 uses Microsoft Account-in-the-Middle phishing to target U.S. AI policy experts at think tanks, universities, and legal organizations.
Lunex Stealer uses a compromised AMD driver to evade detection and steal browser credentials, targeting Ukrainian users through a complex four-stage attack chain.
The Brazilian KREMLIN banking malware uses malicious Chrome and Edge extensions to steal credentials and session tokens, impersonating multiple Brazilian banks.
Attackers accessed the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles' DAVID database using stolen police department credentials, resulting in a data breach.
The BigBear 2.0 phishing-as-a-service framework bypassed multi-factor authentication at 258 organizations, compromising over 5,000 Microsoft 365 credentials.
Attackers breached Coder's Cloudflare infrastructure to push malicious Terraform modules that embed credential-stealing code, threatening developer credentials.
The China-linked Fire Ant group has compromised Cisco IOS XR routers, TACACS servers, and Linux hosts to steal credentials and disable security logs, targeting critical network infrastructure.
SynkLoader malware is delivered through a Microsoft Teams phishing campaign that uses a fake lock screen to steal enterprise user credentials, enabling unauthorized access.
A threat actor is selling employee databases stolen from Microsoft Azure infrastructure of multiple Fortune 500 companies using compromised credentials, exposing sensitive account records and presenting an enterprise security risk.
The Russian threat group Midnight Blizzard's Storm-2945 sub-cluster has compromised hospitality sign-in portals worldwide since May 2026, delivering malware and stealing traveler credentials.
Attackers manipulate DNS settings on hotel and conference center Wi-Fi to redirect users to fraudulent Microsoft 365 login pages, targeting credential theft from business travelers.