Protecting legacy OT systems against modern cyberthreats

2026-06-18T08:51:43Z2a8a9d183b5ab6bb78d9da29b2e4a86de5eced628ed695d8241f72f1184ac483
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What happened

ESET WeLiveSecurity roundup (June 2026) covering multiple high‑risk topics: SprySOCKS — a FishMonger backdoor that weaponizes a kernel driver for stealthy persistence; EvilTokens — a phishing kit that subverts Microsoft authentication to gain access without stealing passwords; multiple APT reports (OceanLotus, GopherWhisper, Webworm, ScarCruft, FrostyNeighbor, Sednit); mobile threats (BTMOB RAT, CallPhantom, NGate trojanized NFC payment app); and research on EDR killers/driver abuse. The feed also includes supply‑chain, OT/ICS, cloud and SMB readiness guidance and privacy/security advisories.1

Why it matters

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Evidence and limitations

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eset_welivesecurity
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2a8a9d183b5ab6bb78d9da29b2e4a86de5eced628ed695d8241f72f1184ac483
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2026-06-18T08:51:43Z
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