A new Rust‑ based info‑stealer called Myth Stealer spreads via fake gaming sites, targeting Chrome and Firefox credentials with loaders.

Security researcher Jeremiah Fowler discovered a database of more than 184 million logins and emails stolen via infostealer malware. Time to change your passwords, again.

New malware campaign uses typo-squatting and fake developer packages to spread threats across Windows and Linux.

Security experts discovered over 140 infected GitHub repositories. Out of these, 133 contained working backdoor scripts.

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Cybersecurity experts have discovered a new malware named Myth Stealer. It is written in Rust and is designed to steal personal information.

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