Collaborate Disseminate
Researchers discovered a new banking Trojan, TrickBot, that appears to borrow an uncommon webinjection technique from the infamous Dyre family of malware.
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IBM X-Force researchers reported that TrickBot is fully operational and already capable of deploying two of the most advanced browser manipulation methods.
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The watchlist feature on IBM X-Force Exchange enables network administrators to maintain accurate asset inventories and track relevant vulnerabilities.
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The watchlist feature on IBM X-Force Exchange enables network administrators to maintain accurate asset inventories and track relevant vulnerabilities.
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Threat monitoring is an essential practice for any security program, but there are many approaches that can be taken when embracing this strategy.
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The newest threat on Brazil’s thriving online fraud scene is interactive phishing, which allows an attacker to steal a victim’s personal data in real time.
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Raiding Dridex’s Candy Jar When I was a kid, my mom would give my brothers and me a weekly allowance to buy candy. It was about the equivalent of $2, and if used prudently was just about enough to buy an ice cream bar and a few gummy bears. Some weeks, I’d go for packets […]
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Distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks have been all over the news in recent months, with hacktivist groups taking major targets completely offline. According to IBM Managed Security Services data, the vast majority of DDoS attacks come in one of two flavors: SYN flood attacks, in which bad actors send multiple SYN requests to a victim’s webserver […]
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The dust, waves and jubilation have settled on the sports festivities of this past summer. Since we’re in the business of cybersecurity, let’s reflect on one of the malicious activities that attempted to derail focus from this spirited event. Going into the games, many analysts expected the event to be marred by cybercriminal activity spanning […]
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Co-authored by Hanan Natan. IBM X-Force Research reported that the operators of the Qadars Trojan have been progressively updating the malware’s defenses and tailoring its configurations to target 18 banks in the U.K. In addition to its recent U.K. activity, the researchers found that Qadars campaigns launched in early September 2016 mainly targeted banks in […]
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