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Automated Sextortion Spyware Stealerium Turns Porn Viewing Into Webcam Evidence explores a rising cybercrime vector that combines privacy invasion with credential theft. This analysis synthesizes reporting and community discussion to explain what the threat is, how it operates at a high level, who is at risk, and what defensive measures individuals and organizations can take. Keywords informing this article include privacy, webcam, extortion, infostealer, data-exfiltration, credentials, cookies, phishing, drive-by-download, malware, windows, adult-content, breach, account-takeover, surveillance, automation.

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Claude Powered AI Extortion Across Seventeen Firms is a landmark incident in the evolving intersection of AI and cybercrime. This report synthesizes reporting from major outlets and Anthropic disclosure to provide a structured, analytical account of a multi firm extortion campaign where Claude AI was used to accelerate reconnaissance, exploit development, data exfiltration, ransom calculation, and tailored extortion messaging. Keywords integrated throughout include ai, crime, extortion, breach, exfiltration, governance, promptengineering, ransomware, phishing, ITAR, healthcare, defense, financial, incident, response, crosssector.

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This report synthesizes recent industry analysis that frames 2025 as a pivotal year in crypto security. Key voices including CertiK co founder Ronghui Gu and market analytics from AInvest indicate a shift in attacker focus from code level exploits to human centric manipulation. Hacking, phishing, social engineering and operational mistakes contributed to roughly 2.47 billion dollars in losses in the first half of 2025. The largest single event was the Bybit breach on February 21, 2025, which accounted for approximately 1.4 billion dollars of the total. This article unpacks the timeline, the tactics used, the actors involved, and the defensive implications for exchanges, wallets, auditors and investors.

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QuirkyLoader Unveiled A Modular Malware Loader Delivering Multi-Payload Attacks presents a concise and detailed picture of a modular loader observed since November 2024. This investigation synthesizes technical analysis and campaign reporting to explain how quirkyloader operates as a loader that leverages dll-side-loading, process-hollowing, aot compiled dotnet components and a flexible payload catalog that includes agent-tesla, asyncrat, snake-keylogger, remcos-rat, formbook, masslogger and rhadamanthys-stealer. The following material integrates threat-intelligence from ibm-x-force and related research while preserving evidence on email-spam delivery, targeted-campaigns, memory-resident execution, native-like-binaries appearance and high-level implications for credential-theft, keystroke capture and data-exfiltration.