Reviving the Regin Dispatcher Module: Part 1
After reviving the Regin dispatcher module, Mark Yason ended up with a malware sample that was suitable for both static and dynamic analysis.
Facebook Trojan Uses Porn, Phony Flash Update to Infect Millions
Cybercriminals are using a porn video to tag victims in Facebook posts to fool them into downloading a phony Flash update and spread a malicious Trojan.
FBI Warns Ransomware Issue Needs Widespread Public Attention
The FBI says ransomware is targeting consumers and businesses and spreading via pop-up windows on websites instead of just email spam.
Wiper Malware Poses Destructive Threat
Wiper malware can destroy important data and cripple computer systems. It was most recently used in the high-profile breach against Sony Pictures.
Is Financial Malware Breaking the Bank?
Financial malware is on the rise, according to a new Trusteer study that takes a hard look at the life cycle of these fraudulent transactions.
Do You Trust Your Browser? Fake Browser Fraud Schemes Discovered in Brazil
IBM Trusteer recently uncovered a fake browser fraud scheme in Brazil that works to steal online banking credentials from unsuspecting victims.
DarkComet Malware Weaponizes #JeSuisCharlie Effort
Security researchers say cybercriminals are using the #JeSuisCharlie hashtag's popularity to distribute the DarkComet malware to unsuspecting victims.
Skeleton Key Malware Provides Scary Attack Method on Active Directory Users
Organizations that only use single-factor authentication for Microsoft Active Directory access could fall victim to the Skeleton Key malware.
Pastebin a Convenient Way for Cybercriminals to Remotely Host Malware
Experts say cybercriminals are using a popular online repository called Pastebin to act as a remote server for hosting malware aimed at WordPress users.
Wire Transfer Spam: Upatre Goes for Broke
Microsoft recently discovered a spam campaign spreading the notorious Trojan:Win32/Upatre downloader. Users are warned not to accept the wire transfer.