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Adwind: Malware-as-a-Service Platform

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  • August 29, 2019

Java/Adwind is typically spread as an executable file attached to spam email messages. When the file attachment is launched, the archive file drops malicious components onto the system, then continues to run in the background. On a Windows machine, the components are dropped to the %AppData% folder. When running in the background, the Adwind archive file serves as a backdoor, able to install other programs, steal user information, log keystrokes, capture screenshots and update its own configuration. Information captured by the backdoor is silently forwarded to a remote server.Read More

  • Under : Cryptography, cryptojacking, Cyber Attack, Cyber Security, MalWare, Web Security, Why website

Backdoor

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  • July 5, 2019

When a site gets compromised, the attackers will often leave some piece of malware behind to allow them access back to the site. Hackers want to leave a door open to retain control of the website and to reinfect it continuously. This type of malware is called a backdoor.Backdoors are types of malware that allow for remote control of a compromised website by bypassing appropriate authentication methods.Even after updating a site, changing its passwords, and doing other post-hack procedures, the backdoor might not be removed. Leaving a backdoor in a website allows it to be accessed unexpectedly.Even though there are backdoors written in all languages, the ones we see the most are done in PHP.Read More

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Free Voucher’ Survey Scam Hitting D-MART

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  • June 11, 2018

According to a whatsapp post that is currently appearing on D-mart, retailer is giving away a free INR2500 voucher to everyone. The post urges you to click to get your free vouchers.

Post is a Scam — No Vouchers Are Being Given Away

However, the post is fraudulent and has no connection to D-MART. And the Read More

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Are we ready for the cyber threats?

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  • May 2, 2018

As we know, threats are increasing day by day. Our countries don’t have any master plan to defend us from this threats.

Recently, the United States and United Kingdom governments published a mutual “Technical Warning” on the threats of “Russian state-sponsored cyber actors.” While timely and targeted, this warning shouldn’t be an astonishment to anyone.Read More

  • Under : Business, Cryptography, cryptojacking, Cyber Attack, Cyber Security, Defense Military, General-Security, Management, Mobile Security, Uncategorized, Why website

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