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Russian Malware-masker convicted in US
A Russian cyber-criminal was convicted in the United States for running a malware-masking service that helped hackers systematically infect victim computers around the ...
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Microsoft warns of data stealing malware that pretends to be ransomware
Microsoft warns of a “massive email campaign” that uses a Java-based STRRAT malware to steal confidential data from infected systems while disguising itself ...
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Bizarro Banking malware targets European and South American Banks
Cyber criminals have released a previously undocumented banking trojan that can steal credentials from customers of 70 banks located in various European and ...
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Experts warn of a new Android banking trojan
A new Android trojan was identified by security researchers, which when successfully installed in the victim’s device, the threat actors behind it can ...
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New Chinese malware targeted Russia’s largest Nuclear Submarine Designer
A hacker believed to be working on behalf of Chinese state-sponsored interests was found targeting a Russia-based defense contractor that designs nuclear submarines ...
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Emotet malware destroys itself from all infected computers
Emotet, the email-based Windows malware behind numerous botnet-driven spam campaigns and ransomware attacks, was automatically deleted from infected computers following a European law ...
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Botnet backdoors Microsoft Exchange servers
Unpatched Microsoft Exchange servers are being targeted by the Prometei botnet and added to its operators’ army of Monero (XMR) cryptocurrency mining bots. ...
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WhatsApp Pink malware spreads via group chat messages
A WhatsApp malware named WhatsApp Pink has now been updated with the ability to automatically respond to victims’ Signal, Telegram, Viber, and Skype ...
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HackBoss malware uses Telegram to steal digital coins
A cryptocurrency-stealing malware is being distributed over Telegram to cybercriminals in the form of free malicious applications. The malware has been named as ...
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Criminals spread malware using website contact forms with Google URLs
The company website ‘contact us’ forms are used by criminals to reach workers who receive contact requests from the public. The crooks use ...
