New Banking Malware Poses Fresh Risk to Android Users
A new banking malware called Red Alert 2.0 poses a significant threat to Android users. The Trojan leverages third-party apps to steal data.
Brazilian Malware Client Maximus: Maximizing the Mayhem
A new, upgraded version of remote access malware Client Maximus points to the growing sophistication of cybercriminals in Brazil.
Where Are They Today? Cybercrime Trojans That No One Misses: Shifu Malware
Before it started fading out in June 2016, Shifu malware appeared to be targeting banks in Japan and the U.K. and evolving at a steady pace.
After Big Takedown Efforts, 20 More BankBot Mobile Malware Apps Make It Into Google Play
IBM X-Force researchers discovered 20 apps in the Google Play Store that deliver mobile malware to unsuspecting Android users.
QakBot Banking Trojan Causes Massive Active Directory Lockouts
IBM X-Force attributed a recent wave of malware-induced Active Directory (AD) lockouts across several IR engagements to the operators of the QakBot Trojan.
TrickBot Is Hand-Picking Private Banks for Targets — With Redirection Attacks in Tow!
According to IBM X-Force Research, the operators of the infamous TrickBot Trojan have been hand-picking private banks to target with redirection attacks.
Lazarus-Linked Malware Targets Polish Banks
Threat actors with apparent ties to the Lazarus cybergang launched an attack against Polish banks that may be part of a broader, global campaign.
Dridex Redux? Small-Scale Attacks Suggest Potential Compromise Comeback
Researchers detected a wave of phishing attacks in the U.K. delivering malware that shares code with the infamous Dridex banking Trojan.
Vawtrak Variant Uses Favicons to Hide Dangerous Malware Files
Security researchers say a new form of the Vawtrak malware could be worse than ever before, accessing bank accounts and stealing passwords.