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Deep Shah

Deep is the Co-founder at Codezeros Technology. His strong business acumen and industry knowledge in the Blockchain industry make him one of the strongest pillars at Codezeros. He comes with a rich technological and business understanding to lead. His deep understanding of Blockchain technology integration is a key component of our success at Codezeros. He also contributes to the overall vision of the company's growth and development.

Fake Installers Spread Cryptojacking Malware, RATs

A financially motivated group, REF1695, uses fake software installers to deploy cryptocurrency miners and remote access trojans (RATs).The campaign deploys a previously undocumented loader...

CERT-UA Impersonated, New RAT Attack Hits Ukraine

The Computer Emergency Response Team of Ukraine (CERT-UA) was impersonated in a phishing campaign distributing a Go-based remote access trojan.Threat actors tracked as UAC-0255...

Axios NPM Attack Attributed to North Korean Hackers

The compromised Axios npm package, a core tool for millions of developers, delivered a cross-platform backdoor to Windows, macOS, and Linux systems.Google Threat Intelligence...

Google Mandates Developer Verification to Curb Malicious Apps

Google now requires all Android developers to verify their identity to combat anonymous malicious app distribution.The verification mandate starts this September in Brazil, Indonesia,...

Russian Hackers Use DarkSword to Target iPhones

A Russian state-sponsored hacking group is now using the leaked DarkSword iOS exploit kit in targeted email attacks.The campaign spoofed the Atlantic Council to...

Apple Alerts Outdated iPhones to Spyware Attack Risk

Apple is sending critical Lock Screen notifications to iPhones and iPads on outdated software, urging immediate updates.New Coruna and DarkSword exploit kits are actively...

Telnyx PyPI Package Compromised in Supply Chain Attack

Malicious versions of the popular telnyx Python package (4.87.1 and 4.87.2) were published to PyPI on March 27, 2026, using audio steganography to hide...

Open VSX Bug Let Malicious Extensions Bypass Scans

A critical security flaw in the Open VSX registry's scanning pipeline could have allowed malicious extensions to bypass vetting checks.The bug, named Open Sesame,...

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