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ThreatCure: Analysis of AridSpy Android Spyware Campaign by Arid Viper APT Group

Executive SummarySecurity researchers have uncovered a sophisticated espionage campaign conducted by the Arid Viper APT (Advanced Persistent Threat) group, deploying a multistage Android spyware named AridSpy. The campaign primarily targets users in Egypt and Palestine, though it has impacted over 113,000 unique victims globally. The malware is distributed through trojanized applications masquerading as legitimate services, […]

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Analytical Report: Pegasus Spyware Deployments Targeting WhatsApp in January 2025

Executive SummaryIn January 2025, new reports emerged detailing Pegasus spyware deployments leveraging zero-click vulnerabilities in WhatsApp. Despite previous patches, sophisticated threat actors continue to exploit unknown or adapted vulnerabilities to compromise high-profile targets, such as government officials and business executives. This report analyzes the attack methodology, the vulnerabilities exploited, and recommendations for mitigating such threats.

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ThreatCure Analytical Report: Funksec Ransomware

Overview: Funksec, also known as Funklocker, is a ransomware group that emerged in late 2024. The group has targeted multiple organizations, employing sophisticated techniques to encrypt data, disrupt operations, and extort victims. Once systems are infiltrated, the ransomware encrypts files and appends them with a “.funksec” extension. Victims are presented with a ransom note demanding payment

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ThreatCure | Analytical Report on Mirai Botnet

OverviewFirst uncovered in August 2016 by MalwareMustDie, the Mirai botnet is a significant threat targeting Linux-based devices and IoT systems, including IP cameras, routers, and other embedded devices. The botnet’s name, “Mirai,” meaning “future” in Japanese, highlights its enduring relevance in the cybersecurity landscape. Mirai spreads by exploiting devices with weak or default credentials, integrating

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ThreatCure Analysis Report on NetWalker Ransomware Group

Overview NetWalker is a notorious ransomware group that emerged in late 2019, gaining infamy for its sophisticated double extortion tactics. This group encrypts victim data and exfiltrates sensitive information, leveraging the threat of public exposure to coerce ransom payments. NetWalker’s operations reveal a high level of technical expertise and adaptability, making it a persistent threat

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ThreatCure Analysis Report on Lazarus Group

ThreatCure Overview of Lazarus Group’s Cyber Espionage and Financial Motives Lazarus Group, also known as APT38, is a notorious hacking collective operating out of North Korea, with close ties to state resources. ThreatCure identifies Lazarus as a top Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) due to its highly sophisticated cyber espionage capabilities, particularly in targeting financially lucrative

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ThreatCure analysis of Water Hydra, a sophisticated cyber threat group targeting government agencies and critical infrastructure.

ThreatCure introduction of Water Hydra

Water Hydra is an advanced and highly adaptive threat actor group known for its sophisticated cyber espionage and attack operations. According to ThreatCure, this group has demonstrated an exceptional ability to evolve its tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs) to overcome even the most resilient security defenses. Water Hydra primarily targets government agencies, critical infrastructure, and

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MuddyWater cyber-espionage group targeting the Middle East using advanced PowerShell-based attack techniques.

MuddyWater Analysis Report by ThreatCure

1. ThreatCure Introduction to MuddyWater MuddyWater is primarily focuses on cyber-espionage activities targeting the Middle East and surrounding regions. MuddyWater utilizes in-memory vectors with PowerShell, employing the “Living off the Land” (LotL) strategy to minimize detection and forensic footprints. Despite extensive scrutiny, the group continues its operations with only incremental changes to their tactics, techniques,

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A digital visualization representing the global threat posed by the Fighting Ursa cyberespionage group, with emphasis on its impact across various sectors and regions as analyzed by ThreatCure.

ThreatCure Analysis Report: Fighting Ursa (APT28)

1. Introduction to Fighting Ursa – ThreatCure Perspective ThreatCure identifies this group as a significant cyberespionage threat, affecting various regions including the United States, United Kingdom, Germany, France, Ukraine, Russia, and Asia. Their sophisticated methods pose serious risks to national security, critical infrastructure, and private sector organizations. 2. Techniques and Tactics Employed by Fighting Ursa

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Overview of LockBit ransomware's methods, impact, and protection strategies.

LockBit 3.0 Ransomware

Introduction ThreatCure Intelligence team research indicates that ransomware and other similar threats are always changing and becoming more sophisticated. Of all the infamous participants in this arena, the LockBit ransomware is one of the most dangerous. Why is LockBit such a powerful tool? Let’s examine its methods, effects, and countermeasures for this ever-growing problem. What

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