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🔊 *Hudson Rock* is back with a new podcast episode! In this episode, Leonid Rozenberg, cybercrime and threat intelligence researcher, speaks with Kevin Poireault from Infosecurity Magazine Magazine about the Infostealer landscape in 2025. While Infostealers are still harvesting passwords and cookies, Leonid dives into additional malware features such as: 🔹 File-grabbing module🔹 Credit card theft🔹 Android APK-related data This

By [Alon Gal] | March 2025 In a repeat of a now-familiar playbook, the HELLCAT ransomware group has claimed responsibility for a massive data breach targeting Jaguar Land Rover (JLR), leaking gigabytes of sensitive information including proprietary documents, source codes, and employee and partner data. The breach, executed by a threat actor known as “Rey,” mirrors a pattern of attacks Hudson

In early December 2024, Microsoft Threat Intelligence detected a large-scale malvertising campaign that impacted nearly one million devices globally in an opportunistic attack to steal information. The attack originated from illegal streaming websites embedded with malvertising redirectors, leading to an intermediary website where the user was then redirected to GitHub and two other platforms. The campaign impacted a wide range

Starting in December 2024, leading up to some of the busiest travel days, Microsoft Threat Intelligence identified a phishing campaign that impersonates online travel agency Booking.com and targets organizations in the hospitality industry. The campaign uses a social engineering technique called ClickFix to deliver multiple credential-stealing malware in order to conduct financial fraud and theft. As of February 2025, this

By [Alon Gal] | March 2025 Breaches like Orange, Schneider Electric, and Telefonica often start with a simple infostealer stealing JIRA or Confluence credentials (signature HELLCAT group initial attack vector). From there, it’s a straight shot to pulling heaps of data from internal servers. Companies tend to downplay these leaks—“no big deal, just some files”—while the data floats around cybercrime circles,

By [Alon Gal] | March 2025 At Infostealers.com, we’ve been sounding the alarm on the infostealer epidemic for years, uncovering how these malware families—like Vidar, Lumma, RedLine, and Raccoon—silently harvest credentials and pave the way for devastating breaches. Backed by Hudson Rock’s threat intelligence, we’ve tracked countless corporate compromises stemming from infected devices. Now, the “2025 Cyber Threat Report” from Huntress,