Transparent Tribe, a hacking group linked to Pakistan, has targeted Indian government and academic sectors with a new remote access trojan (RAT). The attacks utilize weaponized files disguised as PDFs and adapt their methods based on the antivirus software present on infected systems. Recent activity also includes a campaign using malicious shortcuts to deliver additional payloads for long-term access.

A new cyber espionage campaign named "Blind Eagle" has been linked to the Russian group known as Proton66, targeting organizations in Latin America. The attacks primarily focus on stealing sensitive information using sophisticated malware and phishing techniques to compromise victim systems. Experts warn that this campaign illustrates the increasing threat posed by state-sponsored actors in the region.