The fact that payload delivery and data exfiltration occur via trusted cloud services such as GitHub, Bitbucket, Pastebin, and Discord allows the threat actors to blend in with normal traffic and fly ...

The new malware exploits a weakness in Discord’s invitation system to deliver an information stealer known as Skuld and the ...

Hackers are hijacking expired or deleted Discord invite links to redirect users to malicious sites that deliver remote access ...

If you've received an invite link to Discord but never used it to join that specific server, don't click through it weeks or ...

Discord continues to be a breeding ground for malicious activity by hackers and now APT groups, with it commonly used to distribute malware, exfiltrate data, and targeted by threat actors to steal ...

It is key for people to be aware of how easy it is for attackers to abuse Discord’s features to develop malware while making sure the threats are nearly impossible to detect and mitigate against.

A notable example was a WikiLoader campaign using a counterfeit parcel delivery PDF to deceive users into installing Ursnif malware. Discord and TextBin used to host malicious files. Threat actors ...

The malware Discord emojis are summarized below ... Still, always keep your devices up to date, as you never know what threat might appear next.

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.