In this blog Flashpoint analysts examine BTMob's capabilities, the actors distributing the malware, and how leaked source code has reshaped its presence across illicit cybercriminal communities. The post Inside BTMob: How a Source Code Leak Expanded Access to a Mobile RAT appeared first on Flashpoint.
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Executive summary What is ARTEX? ARTEX was published on GitHub as Autumn-27/ARTEX on July 26, 2026, under the AGPL-3.0 license. Its developer, Autumn-27, is also the author of ScopeSentry, a widely used Chinese asset-discovery and vulnerability-scanning platform with more than 2,000 GitHub stars. ARTEX is best understood as an AI agent layer on top of […] The post ARTEX: Agentic Asbestos appeared first on Censys.
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