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FacexWorm Targets Facebook Messenger

May 4, 2018 By News Team Leave a Comment

A malicious Google Chrome extension, dubbed FacexWorm, has been targeting cryptocurrency exchanges via Facebook Messenger, according to researchers at Trend Micro. FaceExWorm was first identified last August by Kaspersky Labs researcher David … [Read more...] about FacexWorm Targets Facebook Messenger

Filed Under: Bitcoin, Malware Tagged With: bitcoin, Chrome extension, cryptocurrency fraud, cryptojacking, Facebook Messenger, FacexWorm, Google Chrome, Google web store, Kaspersky Labs, Malware, TrendMicro

Rubella Macro Builder Becoming A Major Nuisance

April 30, 2018 By News Team Leave a Comment

The Rubella Macro Builder has recently become popular in Russia. It is a cybercrimeware kit apparently capable of beating a basic antivirus defensive system. FlashPoint researchers first came across the kit in February being rented on a top-tier … [Read more...] about Rubella Macro Builder Becoming A Major Nuisance

Filed Under: Cybercrime, Hacking Tools Tagged With: antivirus programs, cybercrimeware kit, email attachments, FlashPoint, GootKit, macros, Malware, Panda, Rubella macro builder, Russia, Russian hacking forum

DNS Hijacking Used to Spread Malware

April 20, 2018 By News Team Leave a Comment

The new Roaming Mantis malware, discovered by Kaspersky Labs, which infiltrates Android smartphones to steal data and take control of devices, is operating via DNS hijacking. DNS hijacking is a kind of attack, which hackers use to redirect user … [Read more...] about DNS Hijacking Used to Spread Malware

Filed Under: Malware Tagged With: Android, Android Trojan, Asia, DNS hijacking, Google, Kaspersky Labs, Korea, Malware, Roaming Mantis, Trojan

Stresspaint Malware Is Stealing Facebook User Data

April 20, 2018 By News Team Leave a Comment

Security researchers at Radware have identified a new information stealer called Stresspaint that appears to be looking for Facebook details it gathers from Chrome login dataon infected machines, along with session cookies. In a recently issued … [Read more...] about Stresspaint Malware Is Stealing Facebook User Data

Filed Under: Data Theft Tagged With: Amazon, Chrome, data breach, Facebook, GUID, information stealer, Malware, Punycode, Radware, Stresspaint, Trojan

Keylogger Malware Fauxpersky Running Wild

March 30, 2018 By News Team Leave a Comment

A new kind of keylogger malware has been detected infecting computers, specifically Windows PCs, in the wild via USB drives. Cybereason, a Boston, Mass.-based security firm, discovered the malware and named it Fauxpersky as it impersonates the … [Read more...] about Keylogger Malware Fauxpersky Running Wild

Filed Under: Malware Tagged With: AutoHotKey, AutoID, Cybereason, Fauxpersky, Google Forms, Kaspersky, keylogger malware, Malware, password theft, USB drives, Windows PCs

Hacker who Stole a Billion Dollars via Carbanak and Cobalt Malware Arrested

March 30, 2018 By News Team Leave a Comment

The leader of a cybercriminal gang who spearheaded the Carbanak and Cobalt malware attacks that targeted over 100 financial institutions worldwide has been arrested in Alicante, Spain. The Spanish National Police worked in partnership with Europol, … [Read more...] about Hacker who Stole a Billion Dollars via Carbanak and Cobalt Malware Arrested

Filed Under: Government, Hacking Tagged With: Anunak malware, Carbanak malware, Cobalt malware, cryptocurrency, cybercriminal gang, European Banking Federation, Europol, FBI, hacker, Malware, money laundering, Spain

Slingshot Targets Latvian-made Routers for Undercover Reconnaisance

March 23, 2018 By News Team Leave a Comment

Earlier this month, Kaspersky Lab researchers disclosed malware code-named Slingshot so stealthy it was able to stay hidden for six years despite having infected at least 100 computers globally. The campaign specifically targeted breached … [Read more...] about Slingshot Targets Latvian-made Routers for Undercover Reconnaisance

Filed Under: Espionage, Government, Hacking Tagged With: Cahnadr, CIA, Cyberscoop, GollumApp, internet cafes, JSOC, Kaspersky Lab, Latvian-made routers, Malware, NSA, reconnaisance, Slingshot, SOCOM, spy malware, U.S. government

Gozi Trojan Using Dark Cloud Botnet

March 9, 2018 By News Team Leave a Comment

The Gozi ISFB banking Trojan is being distributed via the ‘Dark Cloud’ botnet, according to researchers at Cisco Talos in a new report out this week. Gozi ISFB has been known as a threat for the past several years as a kind of malware, which … [Read more...] about Gozi Trojan Using Dark Cloud Botnet

Filed Under: Bot Defense, Malware Tagged With: banking trojan, botnet, Cisco Talos, Dark Cloud, Gozi, Malware, Ursnif/Gozi-ISFB sample

Dofoil Crypto Mining Malware Impacting Window Users

March 9, 2018 By News Team Leave a Comment

Numerous variants of the trojan Dofoil repeatedly attempted to infect Microsoft Windows systems on Tuesday, trying to install a cryptocurrency miner. On Wednesday, the company reported a defensive victory over the fast-moving campaign. Across a … [Read more...] about Dofoil Crypto Mining Malware Impacting Window Users

Filed Under: Cryptomining, Malware Tagged With: Dofoil, Malware, Malwarebytes, Microsoft, Russia, Smoke Loader, Turkey, Ukraine, Windows Defender Ukraine

Flight Simulator from FSLabs Infected With Malware

February 22, 2018 By News Team Leave a Comment

FSLabs has been deep in controversy this week. Piracy is a common issue for games and software developers. There are different ways of handling it, but one piece of flight simulator software recently had a controversial approach: infecting pirates … [Read more...] about Flight Simulator from FSLabs Infected With Malware

Filed Under: Malware Tagged With: A320-X add-on, Fidus Information Security, flight simulator, FSLabs, gaming piracy, Luke Gorman, Malware, Motherboard, password stealer, pirates, Reddit, VirusTotal

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