Corporate Credentials Protection: Do You Know Where Your Passwords Are?
Protecting corporate credentials is becoming increasingly important as more high-profile breaches have compromised hundreds of millions of user accounts.
Massively Distributed Citadel Malware Targets Middle Eastern Petrochemical Organizations
According to IBM Trusteer researchers, massively distributed Citadel malware is targeting nonfinancial petrochemical companies in the Middle East.
Citadel’s New Trick: Persistent Device Remote Control
Citadel, a type of malware, can now persistently have remote control of devices, which is an advanced threat that can affect many victims.
Out of the Shadows: i2Ninja Malware Exposed
Trusteer's security team has recently identified a new malware variant in a Russian cyber crime forum known as the i2Ninja malware.
Fraud 2.0: FBI Warns of Malware Attacks Targeting Bank Employees
According to the FBI, financial institutions should protect themselves against malware attacks that have been targeting employees for login credentials.
Tilon: Son of Silon
Tilon, a new type of malware, contains some behaviors identical to those exhibited by Silon and is known for its ability in avoiding detection.
Real-Time Credentials Theft: Your Risk Engine Won’t Catch This One
Sometimes, credential theft isn't flagged by banks' typical risk engines and can only be detected by malware prevention tools such as Trusteer Pinpoint.
Man-in-the-Mobile Attacks Single Out Android
Trusteer recently discovered a man-in-the-mobile malware that steals banking information from unknowing Android users in Europe.
À la Carte: Criminals Charging Per Custom Webinject Feature
According to recent research on webinject trends, cyber criminals are now selling customized webinjects that are priced per feature.
Holiday Shopping and Fraud Schemes: Why Looking at Your Credit Statement Isn’t Enough
Post-transaction fraud schemes take advantage of the fact that we often lose track of our spending during the holidays.