Cybercrime
Flokibot trojan spotted targeting Brazilian POS infrastructure
Arbor Networks researchers spotted the Flokibot malware family to target Point of Sale Infrastructure in Brazil and other countries.
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Malware
ProMediads now using Sundown-Pirate EK to spread a variety of malware
A year-old malvertising campaign has helped researchers uncover a new exploit kit (EK) called Sundown-Pirate that is being used to deliver a plethora of malware types.
Malware
LockPoS malware adopts injection technique to evade detection
LockPoS, a point-of-sale malware program discovered in 2017 stealing payment card data from computers' memory, is now using a new malware injection technique designed to bypass antivirus hooks and evade detection.
Executive Insight
Three and a Half Crimeware Trends to Watch in 2017
Poisoned macros, exploit kits, fake fax messages, or alarming notices... Cybercriminals all too often find a way to make victims click on their Pandora's Box and infect them with banking Trojans or ransomware.
The Threat Hunter Blog
Floki Bot: The Rest of the Story
Last week we took the 100,000 foot level view of the relatively new floki bot. This bot - allegedly modeled after Zeus 2.0.8.9 is selling in the underground marketplaces for around $1,000.
The Threat Hunter Blog
Of course it was the Russians
I have been reading the commentary on Grizzly Steppe and my immediate reaction is that the bloggers, for the most part, are displaying a woeful ignorance of the cyber forensic process.
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