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New Emotet trojan variant uses different POST-infection traffic to infect users

The malware variant is tracked as Trojan.W97M.POWLOAD and spreads via phishing emails. The email contains a malicious ZIP file, which if opened, results in the download of the malware. A new variant of Emotet trojan that leverages a new POST-infection traffic technique has been discovered recently. The malware variant is tracked as Trojan.W97M.POWLOAD and spreads via phishing emails. How does ...

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Context-aware phishing campaign delivers Qbot trojan

A context-aware phishing email that includes a link to an online document is sent to the target. The phishing emails are disguised as delivery emails which are replies to existing email threads. What is the issue – A phishing campaign disguised as delivery emails which are replies to existing email threads, delivers the Qbot trojan. The big picture JASK SpecOps security ...

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Drive-by download attack leveraged to deliver LoadPCBanker trojan through Google Sites

The malware is used against victims who speak Portuguese or English. The attack begins with victims receiving phishing emails about a hotel reservation or confirmation. Cybercriminals are deploying a banking trojan using the file cabinet template built into the Google Sites platform. The malware, dubbed as LoadPCBanker, is used against victims who speak Portuguese or English. How is the trojan ...

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Source code of Carbanak backdoor trojan was available on VirusTotal for almost 2 years

FireEye researchers detected two RAR archives uploaded on the VirusTotal malware scanning portal that contained Carbanak’s source code, builders, and other tools. Carbanak source code was 20MB in size and consisted of 755 files, 39 binaries, and over 100,000 lines of code. Security researchers from FireEye have uncovered the source code of the ‘Carbanak’ backdoor trojan that has been available ...

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Trojanized TeamViewer Used in Targeted Attacks Against Multiple Embassies

Motive remains unclear though financial theft appears to be one possibility, Check Point Research says. A recent cyberattack campaign employed a weaponized version of TeamViewer and malware disguised as a top secret US government document to target officials in several embassies in Europe. The malware, phishing documents, and other artifacts used in the attacks appear to all be the work ...

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Thousands of sensitive documents related to the Mexican embassy posted online

The incident occurred after the hacker managed to compromise a vulnerable server belonging to the embassy. More than 4,800 sensitive documents were compromised from the Mexican Embassy. A hacker who goes by the online handle ‘@0x55Taylor’, stole and posted online thousands of sensitive documents from Mexico’s embassy in Guatemala. The incident occurred after the hacker managed to compromise a vulnerable ...

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A hotspot finder app exposed 2 million Wi-Fi network passwords

A popular hotspot finder app for Android exposed the Wi-Fi network passwords for more than two million networks. The app, downloaded by thousands of users, allowed anyone to search for Wi-Fi networks in their nearby area. The app allows the user to upload Wi-Fi network passwords from their devices to its database for others to use. That database of more than ...

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