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CLOSEDQUORUM is a Windows malware binary representing the first documented implant utilizing autonomous AI-driven command and control. Discovered through Cisco Talos' CAIRN project, it delegates tactical decisions to a panel of commercial large language models including DeepSeek, Qwen, Mistral, and Google Gemini. The system operates through plurality voting among AI models to select actions for credential harvesting and crypto wallet theft, eliminating the need for continuous human operator involvement. The 16.4MB Go-compiled executable employs structured JSON schema to constrain LLM responses to executable attack choices. While containing placeholder credentials in public distribution, development builds demonstrate compile-time injection of operator-specific API keys and Discord webhooks. This architecture represents a significant shift toward effort displacement in cyber operations, where entire attack phases execute autonomously without human bottlenecks, though introducing new dependencies on commerci...

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A phishing campaign targeting macOS users employs a ClickFix technique to deliver the Odyssey Stealer malware. The attack uses a fake CAPTCHA verification page that executes without dropping a binary on the system. When users follow the instructions, they unknowingly execute a malicious AppleScript that collects sensitive data, including crypto wallet information, browser extensions, cookies, saved keychains, usernames, and passwords. The script creates a ZIP archive of the stolen data and exfiltrates it to a command and control server. This sophisticated attack blends phishing and social engineering to bypass traditional detection methods, making it challenging to detect and analyze.

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