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An anonymous user who claimed to be the author of Bilal Bot reached out to IBM via a Russian domain to set the record straight about the malware.
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After an eight-month period of dormancy, the Ramnit Trojan has resurfaced to attack the customers of six major banks in the U.K.
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GozNym continued its trip around Europe by launching redirection attacks against 13 German banks. The volume of these attacks has spiked in recent months.
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IBM X-Force researchers uncovered the first Zeus Sphinx attacks in Brazil, which target online banking and payment services in Brazil’s top banks.
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A new Zeus Trojan variant called Panda Banker that started targeting banks in Europe and North America early this year has spread to Brazil.
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Although Brazilian malware tends to be unsophisticated, cybercrime continues to thrive due to the general population’s lack of security awareness.
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IBM X-Force researchers recently studied the GootKit banking Trojan — and the many ways it effectively evades detection and maintains persistence.
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IBM X-Force researchers recently reported that the GozNym banking malware in executing redirection attacks on banks in the U.S.
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The Marcher mobile bot is a new Android malware targeting a long list of banks around the world with app overlay screens and SMS hijacking.
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The mobile malware market is growing at an impressive rate, giving cybercriminals more options when it comes to infiltrating devices.
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