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The New Era of Initial Access: How Infostealer Lookup Services are Changing Cybercrime We are currently witnessing a massive shift in how cyberattacks begin. Infostealer lookup services are rapidly fueling a new era of initial access, transforming what used to be a complex hacking process into a simple, automated transaction. These platforms have effectively turned billions of compromised credentials and

How One Infostealer Infection Solved a Global Supply Chain Mystery and Unmasked DPRK Spies in U.S. Crypto. Researcher & Law Enforcement Notice: Hudson Rock welcomes researchers and law enforcement teams to contact us in order to receive the full, unredacted infected machine data post-verification via [email protected]. Executive Summary: Key Findings The Infiltrator-in-Chief (Gate.us): The operative successfully infiltrated the American crypto

Infected by GTA 5 Cheats: How an Infostealer Infection Unmasked a North Korean Agent State-sponsored cybercrime is evolving. Foundational research by Kudelski Security, utilizing Hudson Rock’s extensive cybercrime database, recently mapped out how North Korean (DPRK) IT workers use proxy networks to infiltrate Western companies, secure remote jobs, and fund their regime. But what happens when one of these highly

How Infostealers Industrialize the Brute-Forcing of Corporate SSO Gateways How Infostealers Industrialize the Brute-Forcing of Corporate SSO Gateways Recently, the cybersecurity community was alerted to a significant credential stuffing attack targeting F5 devices. The activity was first brought to light by threat intelligence group Defused Cyber, who noted that threat actors were attempting to access F5 infrastructure using seemingly legitimate

2026 Infostealer Trends: From Automated Skills to State-Level Espionage 2026 Infostealer Trends: From Automated Skills to State-Level Espionage As the CTO of Hudson Rock, I’ve seen Infostealers evolve from simple credential harvesters into the primary entry point for sophisticated global attacks. Here is a refined breakdown of the key trends we are tracking in 2026: 1. The Rise of Malicious