Multiple e-commerce stores using Magento extensions
April 1, 2025
•[ supply-chain attack, malware, webshell ]
Supply-chain compromise of 21 Magento extensions backdoored since 2019, activated in April 2025; between 5001,000 e-stores impacted; at least one webshell observed.
Undisclosed Ukrainian critical infrastructure organization
April 1, 2025
•[ malware, data exfiltration, wiper ]
The FSBs 18th Center for Information Security (Gamaredon) deployed PathWiper malware against an undisclosed Ukrainian critical-infrastructure operator in early April 2025, exfiltrating large volumes of operational data before executing a destructive wiper that caused temporary service degradation.
Undisclosed South Korean company 6
November 1, 2024
•[ malware, watering hole attack, compromised web server ]
Lazarus Group compromised web servers frequented by IT professionals, infecting visitors through malicious redirects.
SK Telecom
April 19, 2025
•[ malware, data leak ]
Malware on internal servers enabled theft of USIM identifiers and related network data over an extended period.
Undisclosed U.S. government agency (reported as “Department of Government Efficiency”)
May 8, 2025
•[ infostealer, malware, credential leak ]
Ars Technica reports a government software engineers workstation was infected with info-stealing malware, with login credentials appearing in multiple stealer-log dumps since 2023; investigation centers on credential exposure rather than confirmed enterprise compromise.
Kuala Lumpur City Hall
May 1, 2025
•[ malware ]
Malaysias NACSA acknowledged an alleged malware incident at DBKL; City Hall said access to several online services was gradually restored from May 1 with full recovery targeted by late May.
St. Anthony Hospital (SSM Health)
August 6, 2024
•[ malware, data leak, insider threat ]
On August 6 2024, Jeffrey Bowie, CEO of cybersecurity firm Veritaco, allegedly installed malware on computers at St. Anthony Hospital (SSM Health) in Oklahoma City. The malware took screenshots roughly every 20 minutes and transmitted them to an external address. The activity was detected and contained quickly, and hospital officials reported no patient or clinical data access. Bowie was arrested on April 16 2025.
Ukrainian government and military entities
April 1, 2025
•[ malware, data leak, espionage ]
Russian FSB 18th Center for Information Security (Gamaredon) deployed updated GammaSteel malware to exfiltrate sensitive data from Ukrainian government and defense networks in an ongoing espionage campaign; no operational disruption reported.
Great Plains Federal Credit Union
April 8, 2025
•[ malware, jackpotting ]
On April 8, 2025, two ATMs at Great Plains Federal Credit Union branches in Salina, Kansas, were compromised in a jackpotting incident; attackers installed malware on the ATM OS to force illicit cash dispensing. Amount stolen not disclosed; no data theft reported.
Undisclosed South Korean company 2
November 1, 2024
•[ malware ]
Compromise used injected malicious JavaScript on South Korean business sites to deliver malware to corporate visitors.
Les Automotive
March 17, 2025
•[ supply chain attack, malware ]
Supply-chain compromise at vendor led dealership sites to serve malicious clickfix.
United Arab Emirates Government Entities
March 4, 2025
•[ malware, backdoor ]
Researchers reported Sosano backdoor used against UAE aviation and transport organizations.
Undisclosed Victims In Mena
September 1, 2024
•[ malware, data theft ]
Campaign used Facebook ads and Telegram links to deliver Asyncrat and steal data.
Organizations in Myanmar
January 15, 2024
•[ espionage, backdoor, malware ]
Mustang Panda leveraged mavinject.exe and DLL side-loading to inject a ToneShell family backdoor into processes on targeted Myanmar organisation endpoints to enable espionage and persistent access.
Multiple Ukrainian government and municipal organizations
September 25, 2024
•[ vulnerability, phishing, malware ]
A zero-day vulnerability in 7-Zip (CVE-2025-0411) was exploited beginning September 25, 2024, by undetermined Russian-speaking cybercriminal actors via phishing and homoglyph-lure archives. Trend Micro and SecurityWeek confirmed at least nine Ukrainian government and public-service entities (including the Ministry of Justice, Kyiv Public Transportation, and water-utility systems) were compromised. The campaign delivered SmokeLoader malware through malicious archives bypassing Windows Mark-of-the-Web protections.
Users of Steam game PirateFi
February 6, 2025
•[ malware, data leak ]
Free-to-play game PirateFi on Steam removed after being discovered to install Vidar infostealer; victims urged by Valve to scan or reformat their systems.
Russian Industrial Facilities
February 5, 2025
•[ infostealer, phishing, malware ]
Nova Infostealer was deployed by the threat group NGC4020 in Russian industrial facilities, stealing host credentials and files from infected endpoints through phishing and malicious installer packages.
Russian Organizations Across Various Industries
February 5, 2025
•[ malware, phishing, data leak ]
Nova Infostealer malware campaign targeting Russian organizations across multiple industries collected credentials and files via phishing and malicious installers.
Ukrainian government and critical infrastructure organizations
September 25, 2024
•[ phishing, malware, espionage ]
Russian nation-state operators exploited a zero-day vulnerability in 7-Zip (CVE-2025-0411) beginning in September 2024 to deliver SmokeLoader malware through spearphishing campaigns targeting Ukrainian government and critical infrastructure entities. The campaign bypassed Windows Mark-of-the-Web protections to execute payloads and conduct espionage activities. No specific victims or data volumes have been disclosed.
Users of Indian banking mobile apps
February 11, 2025
•[ malware, phishing, data leak ]
Android malware campaign disguised as Indian bank apps, distributed via phishing links and fake APKs to install FinStealer; exfiltration of banking credentials and personal information confirmed by CYFIRMA and other researchers.
