Collaborate Disseminate
The AdGholas malvertising network planted malicious ads on popular sites including The New York Times and The Verge.
David Bisson reports.
Continue reading The AdGholas malvertising network was using steganography, researchers reveal
The chameleon-like pseudo-Darkleech campaign, responsible for prolific exploit kit attacks and ransomware infections, has again made a change to its code that will frustrate researchers. Continue reading The Changing Face of Pseudo-Darkleech
Researchers who study exploit kits are reporting that two major kits, Angler and Nuclear, may no longer be available. Continue reading Nuclear, Angler Exploit Kit Activity Has Disappeared
Our latest intelligence reveals Angler responsible for over 51 percent of exploit kit attacks, and one email in every 134 is now malicious.Read More Continue reading Latest Intelligence for May 2016
New Microsoft Silverlight and Adobe Flash exploits included in the Angler Exploit Kit have the ability to bypass Microsoft EMET on Windows machines. Continue reading New Angler Exploits Bypass EMET Mitigations
The Angler exploit kit is once again leveraged by online criminals in an attempt to infect innocent computer users.
David Bisson reports.
Continue reading Visitors to TV station websites targeted in malvertising attack
An email with the subject of Invoice 80005 from VeriSign, Inc. pretending to come from VeriSign with a link is another one from the current bot runs which try to infect your computer via the angler exploit kit on the remote … Continue reading → Continue reading Invoice 80005 from VeriSign, Inc. – Malspam leading to Angler exploit kit
Attackers behind a campaign distributing Locky ransomware via the Nuclear Exploit Kit have switched to distributing CryptXXX using the feature-laden Angler Exploit Kit. Continue reading Major Campaigns Spreading CryptXXX Ransomware Via Exploit Kits
Researchers at Kaspersky Lab today published a decryptor that recovers files encrypted by the CryptXXX ransomware. Continue reading New Decryptor Unlocks CryptXXX Ransomware
Researchers have spotted fake social buttons plugins that attackers are using to compromise websites and redirect visitors to the Angler exploit kit.
David Bisson reports.
Continue reading Fake social button code on websites attacks visitors via the Angler exploit kit