Mapped and Monetized ThreatMon’s Data-Driven Look at Initial Access Brokers
Blog Mapped and Monetized ThreatMon’s Data-Driven Look at Initial Access Brokers As the cyber threat landscape continues to evolve, one segment has rapidly industrialized: Initial Access Brokerage (IAB). These cybercriminals specialize in compromising and reselling unauthorized access to corporate networks, VPNs, RDPs, CMS platforms, and email servers—fueling ransomware, data theft, and espionage across the globe.Between […]
Retro-C2: A New Breed of Open-Source Remote Access Trojan
Blog Retro-C2: A New Breed of Open-Source Remote Access Trojan In the ever-expanding threat landscape of 2025, a new malware toolkit is drawing widespread attention: Retro-C2. Developed by a Turkish-speaking threat actor known as ZeroTrace, this C++-based Remote Access Trojan (RAT) and infostealer is not just another commodity tool—it’s a modular, stealthy, and dangerously accessible […]
Unlocking the Power of Attack Surface Management to Secure Your Enterprise
Blog Unlocking The Power of Attack Surface Management to Secure Your Enterprise In today’s rapidly shifting digital landscape, every new cloud service, connected device, and remote login adds another layer of risk. For security teams, the challenge isn’t just knowing where threats might come from — it’s seeing the full picture before attackers do. That’s […]
Inside Godfather: A Modern Mobile Trojan
Blog Inside the Godfather Android Malware: How Cybercriminals Hijack Real Apps to Steal Your Money The Android threat landscape has entered a new phase—and Godfather is leading the charge. This advanced banking trojan doesn’t just mimic financial apps—it runs the real ones in a hidden virtual environment and silently siphons off credentials, OTPs, and session […]
Inside GOGLoader: The Stealthy Malware Loader Challenging Modern Defenses
Blog Inside GOGLoader: The Stealthy Malware Loader Challenging Modern Defenses ThreatMon’s Malware Research & Development team has uncovered the inner workings of GOGLoader, a sophisticated hybrid malware loader sold as Malware-as-a-Service (MaaS). This loader seamlessly combines native C++ components with .NET payloads, offering cybercriminals a flexible and powerful toolkit for stealthy, persistent attacks. 🔎 Why […]
Understanding Pulsar RAT A Closer Look at a Powerful Remote Access Tool
Blog Understanding Pulsar RAT A Closer Look at a Powerful Remote Access Tool: It is a powerful and flexible tool that shows how cyber threats are evolving. In recent years, the cybersecurity space has seen a proliferation of tools that are both useful and dangerous, depending on who is using them. Pulsar RAT is one […]
SpyMax Variant Targeting Chinese-Speaking Users
Blog SpyMax Variant Targeting Chinese-Speaking Users In early 2025, our threat intelligence team analyzed a highly sophisticated Android spyware disguised as the official application of the Chinese Prosecutor’s Office (检察院). What we uncovered was a deeply invasive mobile surveillance tool—an advanced variant of the SpyMax/SpyNote family—targeting Chinese-speaking users across mainland China and Hong Kong. 🎯 […]
How to Detect and Respond to Stealer Log Incidents: 10 Tips
Blog Stealer log .. This article is about ‘How to Detect and Respond to Stealer Log Incidents: 10 Tips’ Introduction Stealer logs are a growing cybersecurity threat, leaking sensitive data like login credentials, session cookies, and financial information. Instead of breaking in, cybercriminals increasingly rely on stolen data to gain unauthorized access. The good news? […]
Google Chrome DLL Side Loading Exploit: A Deep Dive into Emerging Cyber Threats
Blog Google Chrome DLL Side Loading Exploit: A Deep Dive into Emerging Cyber Threats Executive Summary Threat actors are actively exploiting a vulnerability in Google Chrome version 133.0.6943.126 by leveraging DLL side-loading techniques to execute malicious code through a trusted subprocess. This attack vector has been commercialized on dark web forums, providing detailed implementation instructions […]
ThreatMon’s January 2025 Product Updates
Blog ThreatMon’s January 2025 Product Updates At ThreatMon, we’re committed to empowering your business with proactive cybersecurity solutions. Our latest product release introduces exciting new features and enhancements designed to streamline your threat detection and response processes. Let’s dive into what’s new and how these updates can help you stay ahead of evolving cyber threats. […]