Tag: Banking Malware

Researchers observed variants of the Emotet Trojan injecting themselves into existing email conversations as a means of distributing malicious links.

Digital attackers used more than a dozen web servers to host 10 malware families and distributed those threats using phishing emails.

A remote overlay malware that is attacking Latin American banks met its match in a solution built from behavioral biometrics, deep research, reverse engineering and finely tuned threat modeling.

Mobile malware is nothing new. But in recent months, attackers have been getting more creative and resourceful with how they conceal, distribute and deploy these threats.

IBM X-Force analyzed modifications made to IcedID that help the banking Trojan act more stealthily on infected devices.

Security researchers discovered an attack campaign targeting Japanese users with a new variant of Ursnif banking malware.

Researchers observed an attack campaign distributing fake browser updates to infect website visitors with ransomware and banking malware.

Security researchers spotted a new attack campaign that's targeting organizations in several countries with a new variant of Qbot banking malware.

In 2017 and 2018, threat actors used a toolkit called KoffeyMaker in multiple black box ATM attacks targeting Eastern European financial institutions.

As threat research team lead at Trusteer, Tomer guards the gateway to both known and unknown threats and passes along his insights to help banking customers protect themselves from social engineering.