Seventeen malicious packages targeting Discord users have been found in the open source Node.js package manager repository, according to new research by DevOps automation vendor JFrog. In a blog post ...

The platform’s Content Delivery Network and core features are being used to send malicious files—including RATs–across its network of 150 million users, putting corporate workplaces at risk. Threat ...

The 'LofyGang' threat actors have created a credential-stealing enterprise by distributing 200 malicious packages and fake hacking tools on code hosting platforms, such as NPM and GitHub. Researchers ...

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Every day, cyber-attackers are working on finding new ways to perform more advanced and disruptive attacks, bypass identity security and steal companies' data. All businesses, no matter their size, ...

One Discord network search turned up 20,000 virus results, researchers found. Workflow and collaboration tools like Slack and Discord have been infiltrated by threat actors, who are abusing their ...

A malicious npm package called imgdecode hides malware inside image files hosted on GitHub. Security researchers at SafeDep ...

Thanks in large part to the global pandemic, collaboration platforms like Discord and Slack have taken up intimate positions in our lives, helping maintain personal ties despite physical isolation.

There’s a fairly new piece of malware making the rounds on Discord. Dubbed “AnarchyGrabber3,” the software logs you out of the app and captures your Discord credentials—email, login name, and password ...