July 31, 2017 TrickBot Learns From WannaCry and Petya by Adding Self-Spreading Worm Module 2 min read - Threat actors are learning from ransomware attacks such as WannaCry by adding a features like a worm module to their malware.
Malware July 27, 2017 After Big Takedown Efforts, 20 More BankBot Mobile Malware Apps Make It Into Google Play 7 min read - IBM X-Force researchers discovered 20 apps in the Google Play Store that deliver mobile malware to unsuspecting Android users.
July 25, 2017 Bugging Out: Fruitfly Malware Swarms MacOS Users 3 min read - A new strain of FruitFly malware has infected hundreds of users, possibly over the last 10 years. The malware is insidious, spying on MacOS users.
July 25, 2017 New Emotet Trojan Feature Spreads Malware on Internal Networks 2 min read - Researchers discovered a new variant of the Emotet Trojan that spreads across internal networks and serves as a downloader for other banking Trojans.
July 25, 2017 Splash Screens Elicit Scares, According to New Ransomware Study 2 min read - A new ransomware study found that splash screens are being used to manipulate users through social engineering and scare tactics.
July 24, 2017 More Than 500,000 Systems Infected by Stantinko Malware Since 2012 2 min read - Stantinko malware uses Teddy Protection and The Safe Surfing Chrome extensions to commandeer affected PCs. This sophisticated design can execute any code.
July 24, 2017 Cybersecurity Threats Create Growing Risk of Destruction of Service 2 min read - As dangerous attacks evolve, IT teams must proactively combat cybersecurity threats and decrease the time to detection within their networks.
July 24, 2017 Rapid Revision: New CryptoMix Strains Picking Up Speed 2 min read - New variants of CryptoMix malware are quickly making the rounds, holding files ransom and demanding victims fork over the bitcoin.
July 20, 2017 Samba Vulnerability Exposes NAS Devices to SHELLBIND Malware 2 min read - The SHELLBIND Trojan exploits a recently patched Samba vulnerability to steal data from connected network-attached storage (NAS) devices.
July 20, 2017 New Devil’s Ivy Vulnerability Causing Rash of IoT Risks 2 min read - A new open source vulnerability called Devil's Ivy could enable attackers to hijack security camera feeds and block legitimate users from accessing data.