How Are ATMs Exploited? An Update on ATM Malware Methods
ATM malware has evolved significantly in three years.
Uninvited Guest? Carbanak Malware Hacks Hospitality Market
The Carbanak gang redesigned its flagship malware to target restaurants and hotels by tricking call center agents into clicking malicious email links.
APT Groups Roundup: Handling the New Scam Influx
APT groups are growing bolder, adding more tools to their arsenals and expanding their target list. Here's what you should know about these major threats.
2015: Cybercrime’s Epic Year
2015 was an epic year for cybercrime. Take a look at some of the most notable attacks and developments from the past 12 months.
Using Natural Language Processing to Identify Malicious Domains
Cybercriminals using similar lexical styles when establishing domains to phish from allow analysts to spot them via natural language processing techniques.
Carbanak: It’s All About the Phish
The Carbanak banking malware, which was recently reported by Kaspersky Lab, is potentially the most advanced malware design to date.
Carbanak: How Would You Have Stopped a $1 Billion APT Attack?
Kicking off 2015 with a bang, a well-orchestrated advanced persistent threat attack dubbed Carbanak has hit banks across the globe.