The year 2021 was eventful in terms of digital threats for organizations and individuals, and financial institutions were no exception. Throughout the past year, we have seen cybercriminals continue to actively target our users...
Products impacted by Microsoft’s December security update include Microsoft Office, Microsoft PowerShell, the Chromium-based Edge browser, the Windows Kernel, Print Spooler, and Remote Desktop Client. click here to read full Article Read more on...
Conventionally, Emotet would install either TrickBot or Qbot on compromised devices. These trojans would eventually install Cobalt Strike. Now, it has changed its tactics. click here to read full Article Read more on Malware...
Microsoft’s Azure cloud services have become an attractive option for attackers to store content. Not just for malicious files as in the case of Emotet, but also for phishing sites and C2 servers. click...
Upon analyzing Emotet’s code, several researchers confirmed that the malware has been upgraded, along with expansion of its infrastructure, for an improved, secure, and robust operation. click here to read full Article Read more...
The return of Emotet correlates with two long-term developments in the ransomware ecosystem; unfulfilled loader commodity demand and decline of the RaaS model, and return of syndicates such as Conti. click here to read...
The notorious Emotet malware is staging a comeback of sorts nearly 10 months after a coordinated law enforcement operation dismantled its command-and-control infrastructure in late January 2021. According to a new report from security researcher Luca Ebach, the...
As of Jan 27, 2021, the Emotet botnet – attacker’s all-purpose weapon has been taken… Emotet Has Taken Down – Should I Still Be Worried? on Latest Hacking News. click here to read full...
The FBI has shared 4.3 million email addresses stolen by the Emotet malware with the Have I Been Pwned breach notification site in another effort to remediate the effects of the devastating botnet. click...
European law enforcement on Sunday used a customized Windows Dynamic Link Library (DLL) to automatically wipe off Windows malware Emotet from thousands of infected computers. For those unaware, Emotet, one of the world’s most...
Remaining Emotet infections uninstalled by German police click here to read full Article Read More on latest Security Updates
The code was distributed at the end of January to Emotet-infected computers by the malware’s command-and-control (C2) infrastructure, which had just been seized in a multinational police operation. click here to read full Article...
Security analysts observe a similarity between IcedID and Emotet campaigns while outlining the fact that when there was an ongoing effort to take down the latter the former was witnessing an upsurge. click here...
Check Point lists Trickbot trojan as the most popular malware among cybercriminals in its Global Threat Index report. Here we cover other threats on the list and interesting insights you should know about. click here...
This month, Trickbot ranks as most popular malware impacting 3% of organizations globally, closely followed by XMRig and Qbot which also impacted 3% of organizations worldwide respectively. click here to read full Article Read...
By the time law enforcement intervened, Emotet had infected more than 1.6 million machines and caused hundreds of millions of dollars in damage. Click here for image source link and to read full Article...
