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IBM X-Force researchers identified new financial malware, dubbed CamuBot, that attempts to camouflage itself as a security module required by the Brazilian banks it targets.
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IBM X-Force researchers discovered that BackSwap, a banking Trojan that had previously only targeted Polish banks, now has its sights set on six banks in Spain.
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Cybercriminals are emulating PC malware to develop mobile banking Trojans that leverage malicious miners to steal cryptocurrency and deliver it to attacker-controlled wallets.
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XMRig is popular among cybercriminals because it is open source, meaning threat actors can make relatively simple changes to its code to convert the tool into a cryptojacking mechanism.
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The cybergang behind the Necurs botnet launched a massive romance-themed spam campaign in the lead up to Valentine’s Day, impersonating single Russian women looking for dates online.
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IBM Security’s “Future of Identity Study” found that many consumers, especially millennials, are moving beyond passwords and using features such as biometric authentication to secure their identities.
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A hardware vulnerability, discovered independently by researchers from academia and Google, underscores a major microprocessor flaw that, if exploited, could allow an attacker to read data.
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A new cybergang operating a recent variant of the Ursnif Trojan has planted its flag in Australia, targeting banking customers with redirection attacks.
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A targeted phishing campaign aimed at Canadian businesses prompts users with high levels of access to divulge login credentials and authentication codes.
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IBM X-Force identified a new Trojan, dubbed IcedID, that uses advanced browser manipulation tactics to target financial institutions in the U.S. and U.K.
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