Collaborate Disseminate
Basically most of the codes for AndroRat are available on github. So making a AndroRat isn’t that difficult by just copying. But many of the spyphone apps have advance features like Copying whole targets gallery,key loggers, … Continue reading Creating my own Androrat [on hold]
Cybercriminals are leveraging political names and figures for social engineering as the elections loom. Continue reading Trump, Putin and Politics Name-Dropped to Peddle Malware
Donald Trump can add ransomware to the list of things named after him, thanks to scammers who again have demonstrated how current events create opportunities to steal data. Security researchers from Cisco’s Talos threat intelligence team on Tuesday published findings explaining how hackers are using the likeness of the president, his predecessor and other political figures to dupe victims into paying up. Numerous ransomware attacks, screenlockers and remote access trojans are named after Trump, Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton and Vladimir Putin. It’s the latest evidence that digital miscreants will use any trending topics to woo potential victims. “One of the unexpected aspects of the investigation was the presence of lures that dropped malware associated with multiple nation-state attacks in the past, showing how even advanced, sophisticated adversaries will use any means to achieve their nefarious goals,” researchers wrote. The scammers’ emails mention the world leaders to catch victims’ attention, or […]
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Researchers believe the threat group is based in China. Continue reading Calypso APT Emerges from the Shadows to Target Governments
WhatsApp has publicly attributed the attack on its users in May 2019 to the Israeli spyware makers, NSO Group. Continue reading WhatsApp sues spyware maker for allegedly hacking phones worldwide
Street magicians have a secret: If you want to hide something, hide it in plain sight. It’s how hidden card tricks, sleight of hand and most illusions work. Unfortunately, malicious actors are learning how to use the same concept to sneak malware… Continue reading Hiding in Plain Sight: New Adwind jRAT Variant Uses Normal Java Commands to Mask its Behavior
A new version of the typically platform-agnostic Adwind trojan has been spotted targeting Windows applications and systems and Chromium-based browsers. Continue reading New Adwind Variant Targets Windows, Chromium Credentials
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Dubbed MasterMana by researchers; the botnet utilizes every available option to target its victims including dropping backdoors and phishing attacks through business email compromise commonly known as BEC.
This is a post from HackRead.com Read… Continue reading MasterMana botnet hits users by evading detection with URL shorteners
Digital criminals have launched a new attack campaign that they’re using to target U.S. petroleum companies with the Adwind RAT. Netskope discovered the operation in the beginning of September and found that it was distributing the Adwind RAT fro… Continue reading Attackers Targeting U.S. Petroleum Companies with Adwind RAT
Malware laced OpenDocument files target Microsoft Office, OpenOffice and LibreOffice users. Continue reading Hackers Turn to OpenDocument Format to Avoid AV Detection