Old malware doesn’t disappear, as evident by recent revivals of old cases. Just yesterday we wrote about the renewed distribution of the well-known Backdoor.Nital and Gh0st RAT. This article is dedicated to another old malware piece of the worm kind…
This article has been created to help you remove Flashlight LED Widget app that is actually malicious banking trojan that targets banking apps and may display phishing screens. A remotely operated Trojan horse pretending to be a Flashlight application for…
BankBot is back, once again bypassing the security measures of Google Play Store. The banking Trojan landed for the first time in January this year, when attackers used the source code of an unnamed Android banker. Attackers took the code…
TrendMicro researchers have observed a spike in spam campaigns running Cerber, Petya, and Locky ransomware. The three crypto viruses are plaguing users in Germany, but the impact of the malicious operators goes beyond borders. Another ransomware operation that has been…
Forcepoint researchers have disclosed a new current of attacks that involve Microsoft’s OneDrive for Business. Cybercriminals are hosting malware on the service to attack links in emails that are then sent to users. The researchers say that: (…) cybercriminals have…
Researchers have reported that Android phones have been infected in a massive redistribution campaigns of banking malware for the mobile OS. Experts at Avast have reported that the malware is an evolved version of what is known as GM Bot…
Meet TrickBot, a relatively new banking Trojan believed to be a close relative of the old Dyre banker. According to researchers at Fidelis Cybersecurity, TrickBot, detected in September 2016 has a lot in common with Dyre. In case you don’t…
A new banking Trojan has been spotted targeting financial institutions on a global level. Dubbed Ordinaff, the banker is deployed in campaigns on networks of compromised organizations. Security researchers report that the Trojan has been active since January 2016, and…
GozNym, the banking Trojan that was detected in April 2016, has been just caught once again in a new active campaign. This time victims of the banker are German users. Researchers at IBM X-Force say that the Trojan has been…
Banking Trojans and ransomware are the top financial cyber threats, currently putting millions of users at risk. Besides the emergence of brand new threats, security researchers also observe already known and detected ones reemerging with updated code and capabilities. Retefe…
On the left – original Sberbank of Russia app, on the right – fake app; Image Source: TrendMicro Fanta SDK is one of the latest malicious threats aimed at Android users. This particular malware is pretty good at protecting itself…
A mobile malware with a devastating impact has been spotted out in the wild, extracting login and financial credentials from infected users. The Trojan is detected as Android/Spy.Agent.Sl(Eset) and Trojan-Banker.AndroidOS.Agent.au(Kaspersky) and Android.SmsBot.539.origin(Dr.Web). Malware researchers from ESET have reported that it…
Banking malware has evolved a lot during the last couple of years. New banking malware pieces keep on emerging, targeting banks all over the globe. The latest threat of the kind has been identified by researchers at Proofpoint and Fox…
IBM X-Force Research experts have uncovered a new type of banking Trojan. The malware is reported to be a combination between two previously detected banking Trojans – Nymaim and Gozi. Researchers have established that the Trojan contains features of both…
Any average PC user would tell you how important having an active antivirus/ anti-malware protection is. However, security software has developed (along with cyber threats), and now the average user can choose between an array of security-oriented products. For example,…
