Collaborate Disseminate
In cybersecurity circles, the Coronavirus is spurring anxiety over the virtual abuse of the deadly disease by scammers. Continue reading Spread of Coronavirus-Themed Cyberattacks Persists with New Attacks
The malware is back in targeted attacks against Brazilian banking customers, this time using a new technique that involves mobile app authorization. Continue reading CamuBot Banking Trojan Returns In Targeted Attacks
The Wuhan coronavirus continues to spread and create anxiety across the globe, allowing malicious individuals and groups to exploit the situation to spread fake news, malware and phishing emails. Malicious coronavirus-themed campaings IBM X-Force says … Continue reading Wuhan coronavirus exploited to deliver malware, phishing, hoaxes
Likely the work of APT34, ZeroCleare is bent on destruction and disruption, rather than information-stealing. Continue reading Iran Targets Mideast Oil with ZeroCleare Wiper Malware
Mirai activity has nearly doubled between the first quarter of 2018 and the first quarter of 2019. Continue reading Mirai Botnet Sees Big 2019 Growth, Shifts Focus to Enterprises
The Necurs Botnet, DarkHydrus and other threat actors are turning to the inconspicuous files. Continue reading Threat Actors Eyeing IQY Files To Peddle Malspam
More than a dozen flaws in smart-city gear could open the door to attackers bent on sowing public panic, according to IBM X-Force. Continue reading Black Hat 2018: Widespread Critical Flaws Found in Smart-City Gear
Criminals have made use of the leaked source code for the Nukebot banking Trojan, crafting modified versions of the malware to target banks in the U.S. and France. Continue reading Modified Versions of Nukebot in Wild Since Source Code Leak
The author of a banking Trojan called Nuclear Bot — a teenager living in France — recently released the source code for his creation just months after the malware began showing up for sale in cybercrime forums. Now the young man’s father is trying to convince him not to act on a job offer in the United States, fearing it may be a trap set by law enforcement agents. Continue reading Self-Proclaimed ‘Nuclear Bot’ Author Weighs U.S. Job Offer
The author of a banking Trojan called Nuclear Bot — a teenager living in France — recently released the source code for his creation just months after the malware began showing up for sale in cybercrime forums. Now the young man’s father is trying to convince him not to act on a job offer in the United States, fearing it may be a trap set by law enforcement agents. Continue reading Self-Proclaimed ‘Nuclear Bot’ Author Weighs U.S. Job Offer