TA544 threat actors hit Italian firms with Ursnif banking trojan

By Waqas
A new malware campaign from a group called TA544 is targeting organizations in Italy with Ursnif banking trojan – Here’s how it works.
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GozNym Banking Malware: Gang Busted, But Is That The End?

The GozNym CyberCrime Network has been broken up by Europol, but is this the end for the venerable Gozi family banking malware? It seems unlikely. We explain why.
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Ursnif – A Polymorphic Delivery Mechanism Explained

How can malware rapidly change itself within seconds from one download to another? Read on to discover how Ursnif delivers custom malicious payloads.
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Tricks and COMfoolery: How Ursnif Evades Detection

Ursnif is one of the main threats that is effectively evading detection right now (at publication) The dropper uses a COM technique to hide its process parentage WMI is used to bypass a Windows Defender attack surface reduction rule Fast evolution of d… Continue reading Tricks and COMfoolery: How Ursnif Evades Detection

Fake Court summonses, Judgements, Subpoenas delivering malware

Starting Yesterday evening and continuing steadily all day so far today,  we saw what was supposed to be a malspam campaign with a lure of court summonses. None of the links I followed actually delivered any malware but did instead lead to a zip file t… Continue reading Fake Court summonses, Judgements, Subpoenas delivering malware