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| Kovter is a click-fraud malware famous from the unconventional tricks used for persistence. It hides malicious modules in PowerShell scripts as well as in registry keys to make detection and analysis difficult. In this post we will take a deep dive into the techniques used by it’s latest samples to see all the elements and…
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Files that Malwarebytes Anti-Malware (MBAM) detect as OneClickDownloader are what we call bundlers. We have defined bundlers as a blend of programs that are bunched up together to be installed with a main program, which is usually what users desire to … Continue reading PUP Friday: One Click, Many Downloads
Petya ransomware is quickly becoming a household name and in typical cyber-criminal fashion, copycat families are starting to emerge including the ransomware called Satana.Categories: Malware
Threat analysisTags: ransomwareSatana(Read more…) Continue reading Satana ransomware – threat coming soon?
We found a new piece of mobile malware using Google Talk to make your phone make unwarranted and malicious outgoing calls.Categories: Mobile
Threat analysisTags: AndroidGoogle TalkMobiletrojan(Read more…) Continue reading Malware uses Google Talk used to make malicious phone calls
A variant of Android/Trojan.FakeApp is stealing the identities of popular applications (apps) such as TrueCaller and Torque Pro. As soon as the FakeApp is installed a shortcut with an icon stolen from one of these popular apps is created, and a notific… Continue reading Android Trojan FakeApp masquerading as legitmate
Ransomware has become the new norm for cyber-criminals. Every week there are fresh ransomware threats with new functionalities and improvements. zCrypt ransomware has recently showed an interesting method of spreading not usually used by ransomware.Cat… Continue reading zCrypt Ransomware: under the hood