Collaborate Disseminate
By Waqas
According to researchers, threat actors are using zip files to trick LinkedIn users into executing the More_eggs backdoor.
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FIN6 fingerprints were spotted in recent cyberattacks that initially infected victims with the TrickBot trojan, and then eventually downloaded the Anchor backdoor malware. Continue reading FIN6 and TrickBot Combine Forces in ‘Anchor’ Attacks
PureLocker is an example of the sustained and continuing efforts ransomware threat actors are putting into malware development. Continue reading Innovative PureLocker Ransomware Emerges in Targeted Attacks
The group is using the More_eggs JScript backdoor to anchor its attack. Continue reading FIN6 Switches Up PoS Tactics to Target E-Commerce
Threat actors have updated their malware to include a macro-based delivery framework. Continue reading Cobalt Group Pushes Revamped ThreadKit Malware