Tor Browser (short for The Onion Router) is a free, open-source web browser designed specifically to protect users’ online privacy. Using a network of servers distributed around the world, Tor allows users to browse the internet anonymously, hiding their identity and geographic location, and making it difficult to track their online activity. Tor has its roots in the early 2000s, but the onion routing concept on which it is based dates back to the 1990s, developed at the U.S. Naval Research Laboratory. Initially created to protect the communications of undercover agents, the project was later declassified and made public, spawning a community

IntelBroker strikes again, announcing the sale of unauthorized access to two major American companies, each with revenues reaching hundreds of billions. This announcement was made public through a post on the dark web forum, BreachForums, known for selling illicit data and hacking services. The threat actor is capable of obtaining and offering access to high-profile systems, making them a threat to companies. They also use double extortion tactics, threatening to publicly disclose stolen data. Sale Details According to IntelBroker, the offered access includes a wide range of systems and sensitive resources, including: Image of the Post Found on the Dark Web Additionally,

In teh last months Mac users have been targeted by a new wave of cyberattack trough malvertising campaigns. The last threat, called “Poseidon” by their creators, has been revealed this 24th June and exploits Google ADV to spread the infostealer. A recent MalwareBytes Lab’s report described this campaign as teh second attempt to use Arc browser as bait thanks to its growing popularity. MALWARE DETAILS Poseidon is a MacOS malware in active development, designed to compete with Atomic Stealer (AMOS). This specific infostealer shares a good number of AMOS’s functionality like exfiltration methods, crypto wallet and password stealing from softwares like Bitwarden