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tmpls.php

The tmpls.php file is a well-known malicious PHP script that attackers use to exploit vulnerabilities in WordPress websites. This file, if found on your server, is typically planted by hackers to perform malicious activities like stealing data, injecting malware, or… Continue Reading tmpls.php

1337.php

1337, 1337.php, php, shell, webhacking

The 1337.php file is a notorious webshell that hackers deploy to gain unauthorized access to servers, particularly WordPress websites. This malicious script acts as a backdoor, allowing attackers to manipulate files, upload malware, and even execute commands on the compromised… Continue Reading 1337.php

/wp-json/litespeed/v1/cdn_status

/wp-json/litespeed/v1/cdn_status, cdn_status, exploit, litespeed, wp-jason

The /wp-json/litespeed/v1/cdn_status directory is part of the LiteSpeed Web Server's integration with WordPress through the LiteSpeed Cache plugin. This specific endpoint is part of the WordPress REST API, enabling communication between the server and the LiteSpeed Cache system. Its primary… Continue Reading /wp-json/litespeed/v1/cdn_status

proof-of-concept malware called BlackMamba

blackmamba, ransomware, security

BlackMamba is an advanced proof-of-concept malware that leverages artificial intelligence to dynamically generate and execute malicious payloads in real time. Developed by cybersecurity researchers at HYAS, the project demonstrates how AI can be weaponized to create threats that evade even… Continue Reading proof-of-concept malware called BlackMamba

CLOP Cl0p TA505

Cl0p, CLOP, security, TA505

In the ever-evolving landscape of cyber threats, ransomware attacks have become a significant concern for individuals and organizations alike. One such notorious ransomware variant that has been wreaking havoc on Windows users worldwide is Clop ransomware, also known as CLOP,… Continue Reading CLOP Cl0p TA505

SocGhollish

malware, SocGhollish, windows

SocGholish, a sophisticated malware strain, has gained notoriety for its ability to silently infiltrate systems and steal sensitive information. Developed by a sophisticated threat actor group, it leverages advanced evasion techniques and exploits vulnerabilities to maintain persistence and operate undetected.… Continue Reading SocGhollish

8Base

8Base, ransomware

8Base is a relatively new ransomware group that emerged in late 2022, quickly gaining notoriety for its aggressive tactics and global targeting of various industries. They are known for deploying their ransomware through a combination of initial access brokers (IABs)… Continue Reading 8Base

LockBit 3.0

lockbit, LockBit 3.0, virus tool

LockBit 3.0, the latest variant of the notorious LockBit ransomware family, is wreaking havoc across the digital landscape. This malicious ransomware tool is designed to encrypt data, lock systems, and demand a ransom for unlocking. As a major evolution from… Continue Reading LockBit 3.0

/author/admin/

/author/admin/, admin, author, security

The /author/admin/ directory is a mysterious folder that has been a topic of interest for web developers, security experts, and malicious users alike. But what is its purpose, and why is it a prime target for hackers? In this article,… Continue Reading /author/admin/

gel4y.php

gel4y.php, php, webshell

Gel4y.php is a malicious PHP script file that is known to infect WordPress websites and servers. It is a type of webshell backdoor script that allows unauthorized access to a website's server, enabling hackers to execute malicious commands and steal… Continue Reading gel4y.php

blkfqnikz.php

backdoor, blkfqnikz.php, php, security

The malicious script file blkfqnikz.php poses a major threat to WordPress websites, compromising servers and enabling unauthorized access. Attackers use this cleverly disguised PHP file to execute malicious operations stealthily, avoiding immediate detection by security systems. This article explores its… Continue Reading blkfqnikz.php

ynz.php

backdoor, php, security, ynz.php

The malicious script file known as ynz.php has been a recurring issue for WordPress websites and servers. It acts as a backdoor, allowing hackers to bypass normal security measures and access compromised sites. Once installed, it enables attackers to execute… Continue Reading ynz.php