Meh – Oddly Named Malware Family Attacks Spain En Masse
In mid-June, Avast researchers noticed a surge of Meh and MehCrypter infections in Spain, with several thousand attempts were being blocked a day. Meh and... Read More
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Mispadu – Banking Trojan Uses Fake McDonalds’ Advertisements to Spread
First discovered in late 2019, Mispadu is a banking trojan that is written in Delphi and targets potential victims using fake pop-up windows, with the... Read More
Rudeminer, Blacksquid and Lucifer
In a report by Checkpoint, we now learn the Lucifer is a Windows crypto miner and DDoS malware that is multi-platform and multi-architecture and is... Read More
MobileIron’s MDM Vulnerabilities
MobileIron’s mobile device management (MDM) allows a company to secure, manage, and monitor any corporate or employee-owned mobile device or desktop tat accesses critical business... Read More
CVE-2020-1472 – ‘Zerologon’ Vulnerability
CVE-2020-1472 was discovered by researchers at Secura, nicknamed ‘Zerologon’, and is a vulnerability in Netlogon that could allow attackers to hijack Windows domain controller. While... Read More
Blurstar – CVE-2020-15802
According to the press statement made by the company from Bluetooth, regarding the exploitation of Bluetooth devices through Cross-Transport Key Derivation, this was discovered by... Read More
SMAUG – Multi-Platform Ransomware
SMAUG is another offering in the RaaS category, Ransomware as a Service. SMAUG offers support for both victims and users across all OS platforms with... Read More
GhostDNS – DNS Changer Botnet
GhostDNS is a platform developed to help attackers find vulnerable SOHO routers and change the DNS settings of the ones found to be vulnerable to... Read More
Joker Malware – Still A Force to be Reckoned With
The Joker malware, first discovered in 2017, has once again made news as cybersecurity researchers have discovered six apps on the Google Play store that... Read More
KryptoCibule – A Newly Discovered, Multitasking Cryptostealer
Researchers at ESET have discovered a new malware family they have code-named ‘KryptoCibule,’ with activity dating back to December of 2018. This malware is a... Read More
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