Collaborate Disseminate
DoppelPaymer initially began to add victims to its ever-growing list in June 2019. For a relative newcomer to the ransomware scene, it has made a name for itself by targeting larger organizations as well as managed service providers (MSPs) to gain acc… Continue reading DoppelPaymer: New, Trendy and Dangerous
Top stories of this week include a new Emotet Wi-Fi hack and Robbinhood ransomware operators using a “bring your own bug” technique. Continue reading News Wrap: Valentine’s Day Scams and Emotet’s Wi-Fi Hack
Wi-Fi hopping malware, the return of Ashley Madison extortion scams, and should social media be doing anything about cheapfakes?
All this and much more is discussed in the latest edition of the award-winning “Smashing Security” podcast by c… Continue reading Smashing Security #165: Cheapfakes, deepfakes, and Ashley Madison
I work as software engineer in a company. The IT deparment has decided to forbid powershell execution from our computers as part of the actions they are implementing to avoid Emotet malware. As software developer I use Powershell every day… Continue reading Is running Powershell always as administrator a good practice?
By Sudais Asif
Emotet Trojan was recently found spreading its infection using Coronavirus as bait but now it is also exploiting vulnerable WiFi networks.
This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: Emotet Trojan now exploits WiFi networks … Continue reading Emotet Trojan now exploits WiFi networks to infect nearby devices
The new tactic used by Emotet allows the malware to infect nearby insecure Wi-Fi networks – and their devices – via brute force loops. Continue reading Emotet Now Hacks Nearby Wi-Fi Networks to Spread Like a Worm
The Emotet malware is a very destructive banking Trojan that was first identified in 2014. Over the years it has evolved with new capabilities and functionalities, prompting cybersecurity agencies like the Australian Cyber Security Centre and US-C… Continue reading Emotet attacks— a spike to start the year…
Threat actors are leveraging rising fear of the coronavirus to issue malicious Emotet malware campaigns for personal gain.
The post Emotet Attacks Spread Alongside Fears of Coronavirus appeared first on Radware Blog.
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With sad predictability cybercriminals are exploiting the Coronavirus outbreak that occurred in Wuhan, mainland China, and is now causing new infections around the world.
Continue reading Coronavirus – hackers exploit fear of infection to spread malware
Security researchers observed email attackers abusing the coronavirus outbreak to infect concerned users with the Emotet trojan. IBM X-Force found that the attack emails appeared to originate from a Japanese disability welfare service provider. Those e… Continue reading Email Attackers Abusing Coronavirus Outbreak to Spread Emotet