Analyzing PDF and Office Documents Delivered Via Malspam
Endpoint detection and antiphishing tools can help users filter basic spam email, but detecting malspam in PDF and Microsoft Office documents requires a more thorough investigation.
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Security researchers discovered a new malware attack that exploits Dynamic Data Exchange, an outdated Office feature, to infect corporate devices.
Ransomware Threat Means IT Managers Cannot Afford to Get Locky
Locky ransomware is a rising threat again as millions of spam emails have been sent out in a new series of attacks.
All in a Spammer’s Workweek: Where Do the Busiest Spammers Work Around the Clock?
According to recent IBM X-Force data, spammers and spam botnets typically work the same hours we do to maximize their returns.
The Adwind Remote Access Tool Experiences a Resurgence
A new report detailed how Adwind, a remote access tool, is surging in popularity and putting countless users at risk for cyberattack.
Enticing Clicks With Spam
According to the upcoming IBM X-Force Threat Intelligence Index, the creation of new TLDs is generating new ways for fraudsters to distribute spam.
Silly Spammers: Email Scam Company Compromises Itself With Bad Data Backup
A bad data backup configuration recently exposed email spammers, gives security professionals an inside look at spam operations.
Sage Ransomware Levels Up
The latest version of Sage ransomware was recently observed, and it's asking victims to pay $2,000 as part of its new campaign.
The Art and Science of How Spam Filters Work
Few truly understand how spam filters work, but nearly every internet user benefits from the security they provide on a daily basis.