A remote access Trojan (RAT) dubbed InnfiRAT comes with extensive capabilities to steal sensitive information, including cryptocurrency wallet data. Zscaler’s ThreatLabZ team took a closer look at its inner workings, although the malware has been in the wild for a while.
Glupteba is a Trojan horse that downloads and executes potentially malicious files on the compromised computer. Several variants of Trojan Glupteba with updated functionalities are reported. This Trojan arrives on a system as a file dropped by other malware or by exploit kits when users are being unknowingly routed to malicious sites. Generally, the malware
The threat intelligence arm of F5 Networks have uncovered a new malware campaign dubbed “CryptoSink” used to deploy an XRM (Monero) mining operation targeting Elasticsearch systems.
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Astaroth is a high-risk trojan-type virus. It is typically distributed using spam email campaigns. Criminals send hundreds of thousands of emails that contain deceptive messages encouraging users to open attached files (Microsoft Office documents).
The main Simjacker attack involves a SMS containing a specific type of spyware-like code being sent to a mobile phone, which then instructs the SIM Card within the phone to ‘take over’ the mobile phone to retrieve and perform sensitive commands, exploiting the presence of a particular piece of software, called the S@T Browser on the SIM card.
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