Working with the FBI, the Justice Department has confirmed ... “Mustang Panda” that developed a unique version of PlugX malware for the ongoing mission. PlugX first surfaced in 2008 when ...

As part of a recently observed attack against an organization in Myanmar, Mustang Panda deployed an updated version of their ...

In early 2024, the FBI launched an operation to dismantle a sophisticated malware campaign targeting thousands of U.S.-based computers. The action, focused on malware known as PlugX, was part of the ...

The FBI warns that some free online document converters load malware onto people's computers, making their private information vulnerable to attack.

If you end up spotting one of these phony document converters, the FBI wants to know about them. Report any sightings of such malware tools to its Internet Crime Complaint Center (www.ic3.gov).

The FBI has confirmed that threats related to fake file converter websites are ongoing as victims continue to fall victim to the scams. Last week, the FBI’s Denver Field Office issued a warning ...

Additionally, the PlugX Remote Access Trojan (RAT) remains an active threat, while command-and-control (C2) traffic associated with infostealers and malware loaders continues to escalate.