Check Point experts presented a monthly Global Threat Index threat report. In March 2020, the banking Trojan Dridex first got in the top 10 of most active malware and immediately took third place in it. recall that Dridex is a...
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Most often exploit the coronavirus pandemic topic AgentTesla, NetWire and LokiBot malware
Group-IB experts found out which malware most often exploits the COVID-19 theme in its phishing mailings. Almost 65% of the malicious emails intercepted by experts carried “spyware” on board, and the AgentTesla Trojan headed the...
New Dark Nexus IoT botnet is designed for DDoS attacks
Bitdefender experts have discovered a new Dark Nexus IoT botnet that is designed for on attacks Dasan Zhone, DLink and ASUS routers, as well as video recorders, cameras and other devices. botnet was detected three months ago, and...
Experts figured out why the xHelper Trojan is considered “unkillable”
Kaspersky Lab experts published a report on malware for Android xHelper. Researchers have found out why the xHelper trojan is considered “unkillable” and what exactly provides it with such survival skills. was first spotted by...
Mozilla Firefox developers fixed two 0-day vulnerabilities
Mozilla developers released an updated version of Firefox 74.0.1, where they fixed two fresh 0-day vulnerabilities that hackers had already exploited. All users are encouraged to upgrade as soon as possible. new version of...
Mining botnet Vollgar bruteforced Microsoft SQL servers for two years
Guardicore experts discovered the Vollgar mining botnet, which bruteforced Microsoft SQL databases to take control of the administrator account, seize the server and install Monero and Vollar cryptocurrency miners on it...
From Zoom app removed a code that allowed Facebook tracking users
Journalists from Vice Motherboard found that after updating the Zoom application for iOS last week, it began to transfer data about Facebook users, even if they did not have a social network account. Now, developers have removed...
Zeus Sphinx operators resumed activities during pandemic
After many years of silence, malware operators Zeus Sphinx (also known as Zloader or Terdot) resumed their activities in order to benefit from a coronavirus pandemic. to researchers from the IBM X-Force, Zeus Sphinx activity was...