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New destructive malware alert: Talos uncovered "PathWiper," a wiper targeting Ukrainian critical infrastructure, which we attribute with high confidence to a Russia-nexus APT actor: cs.co/6014481gj

In this week's Talos Takes, Chetan and Hazel break down how threat actors are disguising ransomware and stealers as AI installers. One threat actor is even claiming its ransom funds "humanitarian aid." Catch the full story here: cs.co/60174DBZ3

In this week’s Threat Source newsletter, Martin reflects on the fact that no one is too small to be a target for cybercriminals. Catch the full issue here: cs.co/60164DPbM

Can't make it to #CiscoLive in person this year? We've got you covered. Check out the 2025 Keynotes broadcasted live at cs.co/60174GpCF starting, June 10th at 8:30 am PT 💻

Cisco Talos uncovered zero-day vulnerabilities in catdoc, plus vulnerabilities in Parallel, NVIDIA, and High-Logic FontCreator 15—all now patched: blog.talosintelligence.com/catdoc-zero-da…

In the newest edition, Bill explains why knowing yourself and knowing your environment are the ultimate tools in staying ahead of cyber threats: cs.co/60124Ktpw

Cisco Talos: Since mid-2024, the threat actor group Famous Chollima (aka Wagemole), a North Korean-aligned threat actor, has been very active through several well-documented campaigns. blog.talosintelligence.com/python-version… Cisco Talos Intelligence Group

Famous Chollima, a North Korean-aligned threat actor, is targeting cryptocurrency/blockchain professionals (primarily in India) with the new PylangGhost RAT, a Python-based equivalent to their GolangGhost RAT: cs.co/60194RefS

Attackers are increasingly using your own legitimate IT tools to hide in plain sight. Learn how to spot them before they cause damage in our latest blog: cs.co/60174RdPx

Thor’s week off turned into a wild ride with some unexpected lessons in cybersecurity usability. Plus, Cisco Talos uncovers new phishing campaigns by North Korean-aligned threat actors: cs.co/60184rYKs

Talos is seeing cybercriminals utilize uncensored LLMs, develop their own malicious AI and "jailbreak" existing ones to bypass safety measures, resulting in campaigns that are harder to detect: cs.co/60144dUnm

Join us for a deep dive into how Cisco Talos uncovered two critical vulnerabilities in the AsIO3.sys driver powering ASUS Armory Crate: cs.co/60104dUFM

Ryan Fetterman from the SURGe team joins Hazel to explore the research on training LLMs to assist SOC teams. From unexpected performance gains to cutting-edge techniques, this Talos Takes episode might just change how you see AI in cybersecurity: cs.co/601245GfC

Curious about breaking into cybersecurity? This week’s newsletter features honest advice from Joe, plus insights on how cybercriminals are using AI to enhance their attacks: cs.co/60114do5U

DYK: Nearly 70% of #ransomware attacks in 2024 used valid credentials to breach networks? As #AI supercharges #cyberthreats, identity is now the frontline of defense. Learn how we are redefining identity security from Cisco Security🔒 cs.co/60144jjon

It's time to turn the page! Enjoy this month's theme "Snort the Hedgehog".

Did you know PDFs may be the perfect disguise for phishing attacks? Cisco Talos is enhancing email threat detection and uncovering new tactics like callback phishing (aka TOAD) and Adobe abuse: cs.co/60124cAMC

Duh dun... What can the mechanical shark from Jaws teach us about cybersecurity? This week’s newsletter dives into Bruce’s salty struggles and the importance of stress testing your defenses: cs.co/60184l2pp