DJVU, in itself a variant of the STOP ransomware, typically arrives on the scene masquerading as legitimate services or applications. It's also delivered as a payload of SmokeLoader.

A significant aspect of DJVU attacks is the deployment of additional malware, such as information stealers (e.g., RedLine Stealer and Vidar), making them more damaging in nature.

In the latest attack chain documented by Cybereason, Xaro is propagated as an archive file from a dubious source that masquerades as a site offering legitimate freeware.

Opening the archive file leads to the execution of a supposed installer binary for a PDF writing software called CutePDF that, in reality, is a pay-per-install malware downloader service known as PrivateLoader.

I will say: this is the first time I’ve been impressed by global warmers.

For decades we were warned that someday our politicians would push things too far. 

The campaign first came to light in late July 2023 when Sophos detailed a cluster of 40 credential-harvesting apps targeting customers of Bank Mellat, Bank Saderat, Resalat Bank, and Central Bank of Iran.

The primary goal of the bogus apps is to trick victims into granting them extensive permissions as well as harvest banking login credentials and credit card details by abusing Android's accessibility services.

"The corresponding legitimate versions of the malicious apps are available at Cafe Bazaar, an Iranian Android marketplace, and have millions of downloads," Sophos researcher Pankaj Kohli said at the time.

Google has fixed the sixth Chrome zero-day vulnerability this year in an emergency security update released today to counter ongoing exploitation in attacks.

The company acknowledged the existence of an exploit for the security flaw (tracked as CVE-2023-6345) in a new security advisory published today.

"Google is aware that an exploit for CVE-2023-6345 exists in the wild," the company said.

The vulnerability has been addressed in the Stable Desktop channel, with patched versions rolling out globally to Windows users (119.0.6045.199/.200) and Mac and Linux users (119.0.6045.199).

Tommy did end up going to that pro-Jewish event he was banned from.

And it looks like it went well for him.

He apparently makes money from creating scenes like this.

So a few months back, this was causing bond yields to rise high enough that the market started a downtrend again from the summer until October.  Too many bonds being sold. Then the Treasury did Yellen’s Yolo, selling more bills instead of bonds, driving yields down. This contributed greatly to the November rally along with future expectations of lower Fed fund rates.

In a significant move, the European Parliament has voted in favor of the Migration Pact, a decision that diminishes the sovereignty of individual countries. 

It sounds too crazy to be true, but can a tiny elementary particle really be God? Surely you've heard of the "God particle" that scientists in Switzerland have been able to locate. These scientists now announced a puzzling discovery at the Lage Hadron Collider in Geneva. The particles suddenly exhibited unexpected behavior that calls everything into question and shows in a shocking way that we can never know everything.

 A groom in Thailand shot and killed his wife on Saturday before shooting three others and then himself just hours after they were married, according to the BBC.

 Fishing has announced biologically male players who transitioned after puberty must compete in the open category in sporting events, according to Angling Trust, the governing body for fishing in England.

 It was never really about football, was it?

Most of this racket-money is going into scam “green energy” companies that the people pushing the hoax are heavily invested in.

Just like the first time. 

Some insiders believe that Israeli fire was responsible for a portion of the Israeli body count that day, including a retired Israeli army major. The veteran, who goes by the name “Major Graeme,” was born in South Africa but settled in Israel at 18 and served in its army for 29 years, participating in numerous major operations.

In a video posted online, he theorized that Israelis who were being taken hostage by Hamas were “possibly killed by Israeli airstrikes when the Israeli Air Force attacked vehicles that were returning into Gaza.”

This is backed up by an Israeli police source, who told Haaretz that an Israeli military helicopter shot some civilians who attended the Supernova rave where 364 people died that day.

The paper, which did not specify how many Israelis died at the hands of their own military, admitted: “According to a police source, the investigation also shows that an IDF combat helicopter that arrived to the scene and fired at terrorists there apparently also hit some festival participants.”

The Israeli army is being accused of killing Israelis and non-Israelis alike during Hamas’s surprise attack on October 7, by employing a notorious military doctrine known as the "Hannibal Protocol".

The media's recurring pattern of dishonestly depicting individuals as bigots, from Covington Catholic students to Kyle Rittenhouse and now a child at a football game, underscores a troubling trend. It's a playbook we can now challenge, revealing the media's unwarranted attacks, particularly on innocent children, making them, in essence, enemies of the people.

 The activity of the New York City Police Department (NYPD) has raised several concerns amid the interest in maintaining privacy and the push to address overreaching surveillance.

 As inflation continues to affect American consumers, local food banks are seeing increasing levels of demand – and they are struggling to meet it.

The BBC denies government funding, asserting reliance on public support, similar to PBS in the US. 

A new report today in the Daily Mail suggests that Dr. Yusen Zhou, the scientist who filed the patent on the COVID 19 vaccine in only three months, died when he was thrown from a roof in 2021.

 Border Patrol chiefs told lawmakers that they are seeing an historic number of illegal immigrants released into the U.S. as encounters reach record highs, according to interviews released on Sunday.