⚠ Weekly Threat Advisory: Top Cyber Threats from March 24 – March 30, 2025 ⚠
This Weekly Threat Advisory provides insights into the latest Threat Actors, Malware, Ransomware, Campaigns, CVEs, and Phishing Kits actively targeting organizations. Cyber adversaries are exploiting newly discovered vulnerabilities, deploying advanced phishing techniques, and evolving malware to evade security defenses. Ransomware operations continue to expand, utilizing double extortion and supply chain attacks for greater disruption. Meanwhile, phishing kits are becoming increasingly sophisticated, facilitating large-scale credential theft and unauthorized access. To counter these threats, security teams must remain proactive—prioritizing patch management, enhancing threat hunting, and strengthening detection mechanisms to safeguard their infrastructure.
🚨 Ongoing research and intelligence gathering have uncovered active and emerging threats targeting various industries.
🚨 This week’s analysis highlights new Threat Actors, Malware, Ransomware, Campaigns, and CVEs shaping the cyber threat landscape.
🚨 Attack techniques are becoming more sophisticated, with advanced exploitation, persistence, and defense evasion tactics.
🚨 Newly discovered vulnerabilities pose critical security risks, demanding immediate action from security teams.
🚨 Adversaries are actively exploiting zero-day vulnerabilities, phishing schemes, and privilege escalation techniques.
🚨 Ransomware campaigns continue to expand, employing double extortion tactics and targeting supply chains.
🚨 Credential theft and cloud service abuse are increasingly being used to gain unauthorized access.
🚨 Both nation-state actors and financially motivated groups are refining their methods to evade traditional defenses.
🚨 Financial institutions, healthcare, critical infrastructure, and cloud environments remain prime targets.
🚨 Weaponized exploits for newly disclosed CVEs are rapidly being integrated into cyberattack frameworks.
🚨 Discussions on dark web forums reveal growing interest in automation tools for large-scale exploitation.
🚨 Malware is evolving, incorporating polymorphic and file less techniques to evade detection.
🚨 Security teams must prioritize patch management and enhance detection to stay ahead of threats.
🚨 Proactive threat hunting is key—focusing on early indicators of compromise and unusual behaviors.
🚨 Strengthening incident response strategies and collaborative intelligence sharing will enhance cyber resilience.
Threat Actors
💡 Head Mare and Twelve.
💡 Silver Fox,
💡 FishMonger
💡 Blind Eagle
💡 Water Gamayun
💡 Lazarus
Malware
📌 AsyncRAT
📌 Remcos RAT.
📌 NjRAT
📌 Quasar RAT
📌 MSC EvilTwin
📌 MoDiRAT Malware
📌 Android Malware Campaigns
📌 SnakeKeylogger
📌 Odyssey – AMOS (Atomic) stealer malware
📌 CoffeeLoader
📌 PJobRAT
Ransomware
📍 Lockbit
📍 Dragon RaaS
📍 Albabat Ransomware
📍 RALord
📍 DragonForce
📍 Playboy Locker
📍 InterLock Ransomware
Phishing Kit
🛡️ Signal Messenger
Campaigns
✅ Android.Trojan.Banker.APX
✅ Malicious_HWP_Disguised_as_Education_Application
✅ Imposter DeepSeek Software
✅ GuLoader
Happy Threat Hunting
