Martin Korman

Threat Engineer, Trusteer-IBM

Threat Engineer at Threat and Intelligence team in IBM`s Trusteer. Martin has 6 Years of experience in the IT,Malware Analysis and computer forensic fields.

Co-Written By Martin Korman

When CoreBot was last in the headlines, it was because the modular malware showed that it could potentially transform itself to target different banks or execute multiple types of attacks. That prediction is now coming true, as CoreBot has evolved.

An Overnight Sensation — CoreBot Returns as a Full-Fledged Financial Malware

CoreBot's developers have evolved the malware into a full-fledged banking Trojan that executes a variety of attacks to steal victims' bank credentials.

September 10, 2015 | By Limor Kessem

Security teams know they should be on the lookout for malware, but it's nearly impossible to avoid being infected at some point. Instead, professionals should make sure they have the tools necessary to prevent data leaks or more malicious downloads.

Watch Out for CoreBot, New Stealer in the Wild

IBM Security X-Force researchers recently discovered CoreBot, a seemingly generic malware that actually operates on a highly sophisticated level.

August 28, 2015 | By Limor Kessem

Pezão malware is quickly becoming a major concern for Internet users in Brazil. Although the concept and coding behind the Trojan may be relatively simple, its effectiveness at stealing private information cannot be overlooked.

Meet the Pezão Trojan: Brazil’s Got Malware

An old-school form of malware is taking off in Brazil, putting many of the country's Internet users at risk of serious financial fraud.

May 13, 2015 | By Limor Kessem