The SwiftLoader droppers from RustBucket were repurposed to deliver KandyKorn payloads, showcasing a recycling of tools
Malware
According to the latest report from Dr.Web, October 2023 witnessed a significant surge in the activity of malicious software targeting Android-based mobile devices
SysJoker backdoor collects information about the infected system, including Windows version, username, MAC address, IP address, other data
WailingCrab, also known as WikiLoader, is a sophisticated malware that primarily targets organizations through email campaigns
The emergence of Persian Remote World and its suite of malicious tools like Persian Loader and RATs underscores a significant threat
Phobos ransomware has exploited the credibility of VX-Underground, weaving a deceptive web to entrap its victims.
Researchers discovered a DLL file identified as "hrserv.dll," representing a previously unknown web shell with advanced capabilities
A novel phishing technique, Quishing (a blend of QR and phishing), involves concealing malicious links within QR codes.
G Data has uncovered a novel variant of the malicious software Agent Tesla, delivered via a bait file in the ZPAQ compression format
NetSupport RAT most commonly infiltrates a victim’s system through deceptive websites and bogus browser updates.
Amazon continued to sell these compromised devices until February 2023. In both cases, the same Corejava malware was detected.
LockBit 3.0, an advanced ransomware, has been exploiting a critical vulnerability dubbed "Citrix Bleed" (CVE-2023-4966)
Mobile banking trojan infections can significantly endanger users' personal and financial security. Awareness of the risks and common tactics
This dropper then fetches and executes either DarkGate or PikaBot malware, marking the successful infection of the user's machine
DLL Sideloading is used to run a malicious DLL library, while the genuine WinSCP installer serves as a smokescreen for the deceit.
Hackers disseminated phishing emails containing Remcos RAT attachments disguised as PDF files, sent by the Security Service of Ukraine
CVE-2023-46604 is being used to infiltrate Linux systems with the Kinsing malware, culminating in a nefarious cryptocurrency mining operation
Disguised as popular business software, such as Slack or Cisco's VPN client AnyConnect, the malefactors distribute the Nitrogen malware,
FBI and the CISA in a joint statement on November 15 warned of an escalation in attacks by the Rhysida ransomware gang.
Concevis, a major Swiss provider of software solutions for the government, financial sector, logistics companies, faced a ransomware attack
Check Point conducted a study on the capabilities of GPT in the realm of malware analysis, using the extensive language model of GPT-4
AhnLab has discovered attacks on vulnerable MySQL servers using the Ddostf bot for DDoS assaults. First identified in 2016