#banking trojan

Cybercriminals have upgraded the Anatsa malware to slip past security tools, hiding inside document reader apps and tricking users with fake banking logins.

Source: Zscaler

Πώς οι κυβερνοεγκληματίες παρακάμπτουν τα παραδοσιακά συστήματα ασφαλείας Οι παραδοσιακοί μηχανισμοί άμυνας βασίζονται στην ανίχνευση κακόβουλου κώδικα και πλαστών διευθύνσεων, αγνοώντας τις πραγματικές απειλές. Εμείς στο TechNoid εξετάζουμε πώς οι επιτιθέμενοι εκμεταλλεύονται νόμιμες υποδομές για να διεισδύσουν στα συστήματά σου. Νόμιμα εργαλεία: Οι επιθέσεις αξιοποιούν παραβιασμένα εταιρικά…

Hackers use Banking Trojans to steal sensitive financial information. These Trojans can also intercept and modify transactions, allowing hackers to drain bank accounts or make unauthorized purchases. BlackBerry cybersecurity researchers recently detected that the Coyote banking trojan has been actively attacking Windows users to steal login details. Coyote is an advanced .NET Trojan horse…

Active since 2015, Mekotio is a Latin American banking trojan specifically designed to target financial data in regions like Brazil, Chile, Mexico, Spain, and Peru. It exhibits links to the recently disrupted Grandoreiro malware, both likely originating from the same source.  Mekotio utilizes phishing emails as its primary infection vector. These emails incorporate social engineering tactics to…

Godfather Android Banking Trojan Targeting Over 400 Applications

Home › Mobile Security Godfather Android Banking Trojan Targeting Over 400 Applications By Ionut Arghire on December 22, 2022 Tweet The Godfather Android banking trojan has been observed targeting over 400 banking and crypto applications in 16 countries, threat intelligence firm Group-IB warns. Godfather was initially observed in June 2021 and is believed to be the successor of the Anubis banking…

Romanian Operator of Bulletproof Hosting Service Extradited to the US

Home › Cyberwarfare Romanian Operator of Bulletproof Hosting Service Extradited to the US By Ionut Arghire on July 21, 2022 Tweet A Romanian national accused of operating a bulletproof hosting service used by the Gozi banking trojan was extradited from Colombia and has made an appearance in court in the United States. The man, Mihai Ionut Paunescu, 37, a dual Romanian and Latvian national, was…