Attack Campaign Targets Linux Servers to Install New SpeakUp Trojan
Security researchers observed an attack campaign that is targeting Linux servers to install samples of the new SpeakUp Trojan.
An Increase in PowerShell Attacks: Observations From IBM X-Force IRIS
Since the open source release of the PowerShell framework in 2016, IBM X-Force Incident Response and Intelligence Services (IRIS) has identified an upward trend in malicious PowerShell use.
BackSwap Malware Now Targets Six Banks in Spain
IBM X-Force researchers discovered that BackSwap, a banking Trojan that had previously only targeted Polish banks, now has its sights set on six banks in Spain.
New Malware Gets Stronger by Using Real Apps in Banking Attacks
New malware is infiltrating bona fide apps, making banking Trojans harder to detect. Fortunately, it can be shut down if it is detected in time.
Merchant of Fraud Returns: Shylock Polymorphic Financial Malware Infections on the Rise
Shylock, a type of financial malware, is on the rise because of its ability to avoid detection after it has infected systems.