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Kevin Tyler Martin and Ryan Clifford Goldberg were each sentenced to four years in prison after pleading guilty in December 2025.

The attacker impersonated a customer and convinced employees to download and execute a malicious file disguised as a screenshot.

Artem Revenskii was allegedly part of Sector16, a cybercriminal group accused of targeting oil and gas infrastructure in the United States, Ukraine, Germany, France, and Latvia.

The attackers primarily leveraged N-day flaws in Microsoft Exchange Server and IIS.

In brief: a critical cPanel vulnerability exploited in the wild, researchers discover a cyber sabotage tool that predates Stuxnet, and more.

Researchers found that the attackers planted a malicious preinstall script into the packages.

Peter Stokes, aka Bouquet, faces a six-count criminal complaint including charges of wire fraud, conspiracy, and computer intrusion.

Researchers discovered more than 100 malicious domains used to carry out the operations.

Unlike clearly malicious extensions that hide their behavior, these tools openly disclose what they do in their privacy policies.

The compromise itself took less than five minutes from the victim’s first click to full system access.