Diving Into Zberp’s Unconventional Process Injection Technique
IBM X-Force Research discovered a new variant of Zberp that evades API threat detection tools using a code injection technique it borrowed from Carberp.
Carberp/Zeus Malware Mashup Spawns Sophisticated Bolek Banking Trojan
Malware-makers have taken key parts of Carberp and Zeus to spawn the Bolek banking Trojan, which aims to steal confidential user information.
The Father of Zeus: Kronos Malware Discovered
Researchers at Trusteer, an IBM company, recently discovered the Kronos malware, which offers compatibility with Zeus, in a Russian cyber crime forum.
The Most Dangerous Malware Trends for 2014
Recent malware trends to note include the evolution, maturation and diversification of the attacks and fraud schemes they facilitate.
IBM Security Trusteer Rapport Effectively Resists Carberp Bypass Attempts
Despite Carberp malware designed to bypass Trusteer Rapport defenses, the security system has held up against attacks made by cyber criminals.
Carberp Source Code for Sale — Free Bootkit Included!
Russian fraud forums abound with exchanges of malicious code. Recently, a forum member has been found selling the Carberp source code for $50,000.
Carberp Steals e-Cash Vouchers From Facebook Users
A new configuration of the Carberp Trojan targets Facebook users, committing financial fraud by asking them for e-cash to unlock their account.
Holiday Shopping and Fraud Schemes: Why Looking at Your Credit Statement Isn’t Enough
Post-transaction fraud schemes take advantage of the fact that we often lose track of our spending during the holidays.