Collaborate Disseminate
Cybercriminals who rely on remote control tactics to commit financial fraud may use hidden virtual network computing (hVNC) modules to cover their tracks.
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IBM X-Force researchers discovered malicious AV-disabling drivers while investigating a financial malware campaign targeting Brazilian bank accounts.
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Researchers discovered a new banking Trojan, TrickBot, that appears to borrow an uncommon webinjection technique from the infamous Dyre family of malware.
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URLZone, a sophisticated banking Trojan that first emerged in 2009, keeps its inner workings under wraps with extensive anti-research features.
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IBM X-Force researchers recognized that the GozNym banking malware leverages features from two types of malware to make it double the threat.
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