CVE-2021-37708
CVE-2021-37708
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Unfortunately for you, Bizarro malware is a banking Trojan that comes with a bag of tricks and a versatile backdoor. Researchers have discovered a new banking Trojan that has been found targeting customers of European and South American banks. They have dubbed the new Trojan Bizarro. How does Bizarro spread? The Bizarro malware spreads via…
Hackers breached four prominent underground cybercrime forumsSecurity Affairs
A suspicious wave of attacks resulted in the hack of four cybercrime forums Verified, Crdclub, Exploit, and Maza since January. Since January, a series of mysterious cyberattacks that resulted in the hack of popular Russian-language cybercrime forums. Unknown threat actors hacked the Verified forum in January, Crdclub in February, and Exploit and Maza in March,…
Slilpp Marketplace for Stolen Credentials Shut by US DOJ
Cybercrime , Cybercrime as-a-service , Fraud Management & Cybercrime Cybercrime Market Traded Banking and Payment Credentials Akshaya Asokan (asokan_akshaya) • June 11, 2021 The U.S. Justice Department has shut down the Slilpp cybercrime marketplace, which sold stolen credentials related to bank accounts and other payment mechanisms, in a multinational operation. See Also: Live…
Accenture fends off ransomware attack – Services – Security
Accenture on Wednesday confirmed that it was hit by a ransomware attack, with a hacker group using the LockBit ransomware reportedly threatening to release the company’s data and sell insider information. CNBC reporter Eamon Javers Wednesday first broke the news about the attack in a tweet, writing that the hacker group in a post on…
Babuk Ransomware Is Back Targeting Corporate Networks With A New Version
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Lazarus APT has found a clever way to conceal its malicious code
Lazarus APT, a North Korean threat actor known for its sophisticated attacks, has been observed using a clever method to bypass security mechanisms by hiding its malicious code within a bitmap (.BMP) image file used to drop a remote access trojan (RAT) capable of stealing sensitive information. According to researchers at Malwarebytes Labs,…