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The Kaspersky Security Bulletin for 2025 provides insights into various cyberthreats observed from November 2024 to October 2025, leveraging anonymized data from Kaspersky users. This report highlights trends and statistics that can inform users about the evolving landscape of cybersecurity threats.
The article discusses the ToddyCat APT attacks that target corporate email systems, highlighting the use of advanced tools like TomBerBil, TCSectorCopy, and XstReader. The severity of these attacks lies in their method of stealing access tokens from Outlook, posing significant risks to corporate security.
The Tsundere botnet, targeting Windows users, is expanding and capable of executing arbitrary JavaScript code from a command-and-control server. This poses a significant threat to users, as the botnet's propagation methods remain unclear, indicating a potential for widespread exploitation.
Kaspersky GReAT experts have identified the Tsundere botnet, which utilizes Node.js-based bots to exploit web3 smart contracts. The campaign poses a significant cybersecurity threat as it spreads through MSI installers and PowerShell scripts, indicating a sophisticated method of propagation.