Banking Trojan Uses Malware Macros to Evade Sandbox Detection
Security researchers observed a spam campaign that leverages PowerShell's AutoClose feature to deliver a banking Trojan while eluding sandbox detection.
No Macros? No Problem for New Malware Attack
Security researchers discovered a new malware attack that exploits Dynamic Data Exchange, an outdated Office feature, to infect corporate devices.
Locky’s Distributors Launch Jaff Ransomware
Jaff ransomware is a new variant from the authors of Locky. It works in a similar manner, but is much more expensive for its victims.
Zero-Day Malware Poses a Growing Threat
The increasing sophistication of cybercriminals has led to a significant surge in zero-day malware, according to a recent report.
Stealthy Remote Access Trojan Resurfaces
A remote access Trojan remained undetected for several years due to its unconventional operating methods. Here's what to know about the Cardinal RAT.
Recently Discovered Remote Access Tool Perpetuates MalDoc Attacks
A recently discovered remote access tool (RAT) has stealthy and novel communication methods, which comes in handy as it attacks Korean users.
It’s a Wild, Wild Word: New Macro Malware Now Infecting Both Windows and MacOS
New brands of macro malware are doubling down on Windows and MacOS operating systems. Here's a look at the newest Word-based attack.
August Malware Tries to Steal Credentials
The August malware, a new Trojan recently discovered by Proofpoint, uses macros and Powershell to target customer service employees at retail companies.
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.
Hey Dridex, Tu Runā Latviski?
IBM X-Force Research reported that Dridex recently conducted attacks in unlikely areas, such as Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia and Ukraine.