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Emotet operators are looking to pray on people’s fears to spread malware through malicious emails. In this case, they are using the real health crisis of the coronavirus outbreak in China. Using people’s fears to spread malware is not new, … Continue reading Emotet Operators Are Using Wuhan Virus Info to Spread Malware
Emotet operators are looking to pray on people’s fears to spread malware through malicious emails. In this case, they are using the real health crisis of the coronavirus outbreak in China. Using people’s fears to spread malware is not new, … Continue reading Emotet Operators Are Using Wuhan Virus Info to Spread Malware
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Yes, you read that right! Coronavirus is being used to spreads dangerous Emotet trojan!
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The ongoing global spread of the disease precipitates malware infections. Continue reading Coronavirus Campaigns Spread Emotet, Malware
Berlin’s highest court should completely rebuild its computer infrastructure after hackers ran roughshod through the network and likely stole data in the process, according to a forensic report released Monday. Poor security controls allowed the attackers to install two types of information-stealing malware last fall, said the study conducted by an IT subsidiary of Deutsche Telekom and released by German lawmakers investigating the incident. “A motivated attacker would have been able to use this network structure to infect almost every device,” the report states. The court, known as the Kammergericht in German, is the highest court for the city-state of Berlin. It handles criminal and terrorism cases with sensitive witness lists, which could be valuable data in the hands of a profit-seeking attacker. Sven Herpig, a cybersecurity expert with the German think tank SNV, pointed out that attackers are increasingly using data exfiltration as a means of holding victims hostage. […]
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Researchers wonder if a recent “amateur spam” campaign by the once-prevalant malware distribution botnet is a sign of trojans looking to other infection paths. Continue reading As Necurs Botnet Falls from Grace, Emotet Rises
I published the following diary on isc.sans.edu: “Complex Obfuscation VS Simple Trick“: Today, I would like to make a comparison between two techniques applied to malicious code to try to bypass AV detection. The Emotet malware family does not need to be presented. Very active for years, new waves of
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The Emotet Trojan, identified by security teams in 2014, started out as banking malware meant to steal sensitive data. Initially focused on the financial sectors, the malware later morphed, adding spamming and malware delivery services. Emotet’s … Continue reading Emotet strikes again, targeting 600 United Nations personnel
The Emotet Trojan, identified by security teams in 2014, started out as banking malware meant to steal sensitive data. Initially focused on the financial sectors, the malware later morphed, adding spamming and malware delivery services. Emotet’s … Continue reading Emotet strikes again, targeting 600 United Nations personnel
A concerted, targeted phishing campaign took aim at 600 different staffers and officials, using Norway as a lure. Continue reading U.N. Weathers Storm of Emotet-TrickBot Malware