Exploit Kits is a tool tracked across 6 threat clusters and 5 intelligence report mentions on ThreatCluster. First observed November 15, 2025; most recent activity March 14, 2026.
Exploit kits are modular toolsets that automate the exploitation of known software vulnerabilities to deliver malware, typically via compromised websites or drive-by downloads. They enable rapid, scalable attacks with evolving payloads and evasive techniques, making them a persistent risk across organizations. Recent trends show AI-assisted development expanding capabilities, which could augment exploit-based campaigns.
Cybercriminals are increasingly using 'Living Off the Land' (LOTL) tactics to exploit built-in system utilities, making detection difficult. These attacks leverage legitimate tools such as PowerShell and Windows…
In 2025, Pakistan has experienced more than 5.3 million cyber-attacks, with significant threats targeting government, intelligence agencies, and the corporate sector. A global cybersecurity firm, Kaspersky, reported…
Roy Shelton, CEO of Connectus Business Solutions, has advised small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to improve their cybersecurity practices as new data reveals a significant rise in cyber-attacks. A government…
From January to September 2025, Pakistan experienced over 5.3 million cyber attacks, according to Kaspersky. The attacks included ransomware, malware, and advanced targeted threats, affecting both individual users and…
Threat actors are utilizing the Xanthorox AI tool to generate various types of malicious code, including exploit kits and ransomware. This capability allows them to create tailored attacks based on specific prompts,…
Threat actors are leveraging the Xanthorox AI tool to create various types of malicious code, including exploit kits and ransomware. This development poses significant risks to cybersecurity as attackers can generate…