Researchers discovered Ducktail Malware, which targets individuals and organizations on the Facebook Business/Ads platform. The malware steals browser cookies and uses authenticated Facebook sessions to access the victim’s account. As a result, the scammers gain access to Facebook Business through the victim’s account, which has sufficient access to do so. It is a particularly interesting… Continue reading Ducktail Malware Aims At Browser Data | Ducktail Analysis
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Spyware Attack: Red Flags You’re Dealing With Spyware
Spyware is probably one of the oldest but most dangerous types of malware. As the name suggests, spyware is software that spies on you when using your computer or mobile device. To recognize when you’ve been infected and to take steps to remove spyware, it’s essential to be aware of its possible signs. Unfortunately, just… Continue reading Spyware Attack: Red Flags You’re Dealing With Spyware
Luca Stealer Source Code Published In The Darknet
Luca Stealer, an omni-purpose stealing malware programmed on Rust, was published on the Darknet forum in recent days. The source code of a well-done stealing tool is now available for everyone. This stealer generally aims at web browsers, particularly the plugins and data that belongs to cryptocurrency wallets and online banking. Luca Stealer functionality As… Continue reading Luca Stealer Source Code Published In The Darknet
CMD-Based Ransomware YourCyanide With Info-Stealing Functions
New Threat: YourCyanide Ransomware CMD-based ransomware YourCyanide, currently under development, has been found and analyzed recently by the Trend Micro group of malware researchers. The malware in question does not yet do the data encryption, but it performs almost all the rest of the functionality. Although YourCyanide contains many additional functions, its genealogy hints that… Continue reading CMD-Based Ransomware YourCyanide With Info-Stealing Functions
Meta Infostealer Malware Spread via Spam
Meta, a newly crafted information-stealing malware, is distributed via a vast spam spree. The mechanism of the stealer injection within this campaign is already well-known. However, Meta is now a mainstream tool among hackers. Therefore, further attacks featuring this software but with different scenarios are inevitable. This article explains how the current malspam scheme works.… Continue reading Meta Infostealer Malware Spread via Spam