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Novice FBot Stealer Targets Cloud Services

Emerging FBot stealer, a beginner's tool, targets cloud platforms, exploiting vulnerabilities for data theft.

Researchers report about a new malware strain dubbed FBot. This Python-based malicious program appears to be a unique tool in cybercriminals’ arsenal. Its uniqueness is due to its targeting of web and cloud services. Deeper analysis reveals that it was potentially made for a specific cybercrime group or for the use in specific attacks. FBot… Continue reading Novice FBot Stealer Targets Cloud Services

AzorUlt Stealer Is Back In Action, Uses Email Phishing

Once-forgotten malware is back in business

Cybersecurity experts have stumbled upon the eight-year-old Azorult malware. This malware steals information and collects sensitive data, and has been down since late 2021. But will the old dog keep up to new tricks? Azorult Malware Resurfaces After 2 Years A recent research in the cyber threat landscape has brought to light concerning news about… Continue reading AzorUlt Stealer Is Back In Action, Uses Email Phishing

Remcos RAT Targets South Korean Users Through Webhards

A new wave of Remcos RAT spreading targets people from South Korea

An infamous Remcos RAT reportedly started targeting South Korean users through the files shared on Webhards platform. By baiting users with cracked software and adult content, hackers manage to install a malicious script that in turn downloads and runs the dangerous remote access trojan. Remcos RAT Uses Webhards to Spread Recent research of South Korean… Continue reading Remcos RAT Targets South Korean Users Through Webhards

SMTP Smuggling is a New Threat to Email Security

A new exploitation technique known as SMTP smuggling has emerged, which can be maliciously utilized as a weapon.

A new SMTP Smuggling technique reportedly has the potential to bypass existing security protocols. Also it can enable attackers to send spoofed emails from seemingly legitimate addresses. This may breathe new life into email spam, despite its efficiency not decreasing throughout the last time. What is SMTP Smuggling? SMTP smuggling is a novice exploitation technique… Continue reading SMTP Smuggling is a New Threat to Email Security

Seven Common Types of Malware – Analysis & Description

Being aware of the types of malware is key to protecting your devices and systems from potential cyberattacks.

In the intricate landscape of cybersecurity, comprehending the various forms of malware is crucial. This article offers an in-depth look at the most pervasive malware types, from Loaders to Keyloggers. We’ll explore their mechanisms, impacts, and how they compromise digital security, providing you with the knowledge to better safeguard against these ever-evolving cyber threats. Let’s… Continue reading Seven Common Types of Malware – Analysis & Description

PUABundler:Win32/PiriformBundler

PiriformBundler is a detection name for software developed by Piriform

PUABundler:Win32/PiriformBundler is the detection of an unwanted program, developed and issued by Piriform Software. While applications from this developer aren’t inherently malicious, the bundled software they carry and their questionable behavior make them less than desirable. What is PUABundler:Win32/PiriformBundler? PiriformBundler is a detection name for unwanted software developed by Piriform. Microsoft assigns such names to… Continue reading PUABundler:Win32/PiriformBundler

North Korean Hackers Force US, Japan & South Korea Consultations

Countries join forces to counter attacks by North Korean hackers

Increased activity by North Korean state hackers forced South Korea, the United States and Japan to create a special advisory group to coordinate cybersecurity efforts. The idea of consolidating efforts, apparently, was discussed back in August, at the international summit at Camp David. The decision was made last week following negotiations in Washington between Anne… Continue reading North Korean Hackers Force US, Japan & South Korea Consultations

Malicious WhatsApp Mods Spread Through Telegram

Risky WhatsApp mods hide malware, compromising user security.

Some WhatsApp mods, which are unofficial versions of the app, have been found to contain hidden spyware. This spyware is designed to steal personal information from your device. It’s alarming because it could put your privacy at risk. What are WhatsApp Mods? WhatsApp mods are unofficial, altered versions of the popular messaging app WhatsApp. There… Continue reading Malicious WhatsApp Mods Spread Through Telegram

Skype & Microsoft Teams Spam Spreads DarkGate Loader

DarkGate Loader malware resurges, now spreading through Microsoft Teams and Skype.

Over the past few years, DarkGate has been relatively inactive. However, several campaign deployments have been detected this year across the Americas, Asia, the Middle East, and Africa. They started to aim at Microsoft apps, such as Skype and Teams, for spreading to target systems. What is DarkGate Loader? DarkGate Loader is a type of… Continue reading Skype & Microsoft Teams Spam Spreads DarkGate Loader

Malware Propagation On Darknet Forums

Darknet forums have become a marketplace for malware developers

The forums on the dark web are well-known for being a hub of cybercriminal activity, including an auction system. Here, bad actors can trade tips on hacking, share samples of malware, and demonstrate how to exploit vulnerabilities. For those who develop malware, Darknet communication platforms, specifically forums, became a perfect marketing platform. The developers of… Continue reading Malware Propagation On Darknet Forums