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Laravel Lang packages hijacked to deploy credential-stealing malware
A supply-chain attack hit Laravel Lang localization packages by hijacking GitHub tags to point to malicious commits, affecting multiple releases across laravel-lang/lang, http-statuses, attributes, and possibly actions. Attackers rewrote existing tags (not code) to a malicious fork, enabling legitimate-looking releases to deliver malware via Composer. The payload acts as a dropper that fetches a second-stage credential-stealer from a C2 domain, harvesting cloud credentials, tokens, SSH keys, Git credentials, and other secrets across Linux, macOS, and Windows (including a Windows infostealer named DebugElevator). Packagist quickly removed the malicious versions; developers are advised to audit installed versions, rotate exposed credentials, search for indicators of compromise, and check for outbound connections to flipboxstudio.info. The Laravel Lang project itself was not compromised.
Italy Disrupts CINEMAGOAL Piracy App That Stole Streaming Auth Codes
Italian authorities dismantled the CINEMAGOAL piracy network in the nationwide operation “Tutto Chiaro,” seizing servers in France and Germany, identifying end users, and disrupting a stealth app that stole streaming authentication codes for Netflix, Disney+, Sky, DAZN, Spotify, and more. The scheme, run by a network of over 70 resellers and backed by crypto payments and fake IDs, is estimated to have caused about €300 million in unpaid subscription revenue; the investigation is ongoing.
Netherlands Seizes 800 Servers Linked to Hosting Firm Behind Cyberattacks and Disinformation
Dutch authorities seized 800 servers and arrested two men tied to Stark Industries, a hosting firm accused of enabling cyberattacks, information manipulation, and disruption campaigns on behalf of sanctioned Russian and Belarusian entities. Investigators say Stark Industries operated through WorkTitans B.V. (THE.Hosting) with support from Mirhosting, providing hosting, colocation, and connectivity to route traffic for these operations. The EU had sanctioned Stark Industries on May 20, 2025. Raids targeted data centers in Dronten and Schiphol-Rijk, with searches in Enschede and Almere as part of the probe.
Former US execs plead guilty to aiding tech support scammers
Two former executives of CA Cloud Attribution pleaded guilty to misprision of a felony for aiding a years-long tech support fraud that used deceptive pop-ups and remote access to steal from victims worldwide. They ran the C.A. Cloud business (2017–2022) and a Tunisia call center (2016–2022), allegedly helping fraudsters by marketing services and using rotating phone numbers; sentencing is June 16, with a maximum penalty of three years in prison and a $250,000 fine.