Evolution of Password Brute Forcing and Emerging Cyber Threats

Quick Password Brute Forcing Evolution Statistics
After collecting usernames and passwords from our ssh and telnet honeypots for about a decade, I took a look back at how scans changed. Attackers are attempting more passwords in each scans than they used to, but the average length of passwords did not change.
https://isc.sans.edu/diary/Quick%20Password%20Brute%20Forcing%20Evolution%20Statistics/32068
Introducing FileFix A New Alternative to ClickFix Attacks
Attackers may trick the user into copy/pasting strings into file explorer, which will execute commands similar to the ClickFix attack that tricks users into copy pasting the command into the start menu s cmd feature.
https://www.mobile-hacker.com/2025/06/24/introducing-filefix-a-new-alternative-to-clickfix-attacks/
Threat Actors Modify and Re-Create Commercial Software to Steal User s Information
A fake Sonicwall Netextender clone will steal user s credentials
https://www.sonicwall.com/blog/threat-actors-modify-and-re-create-commercial-software-to-steal-users-information