Analysis Of Azorult Campaign
AZORULT malware was initially detected in 2016, and its primary function is to steal sensitive information from infected systems, including brows ...
Analysis Of Redline Infostealer Campaign
Redline Stealer is a highly effective form of malware that is designed to steal sensitive information from infected systems. It was first discove ...
The Grinch is now stealing Christmas with festive ransomware
With only a few days until Christmas, hackers are getting in on the season of giving, packaging and distributing a present no one wants to receiv ...
PETYA/PetWrap Ransomware with logical Kill switch:- Threat Intel Update
Kill Switch Found? Our research team has identified a potential “Kill Switch” for GoldenEye/Petya. That Kill Switch information follows. ...
Threat Intel Update
SHA256 hashes- 8143d7d370015ccebcdaafce3f399156ffdf045ac8bedcc67bdffb1507be0b58- 027cc450ef5f8c5f653329641ec1fed91f694e0d229928963b30f6b0d7d3a745 ...
If vendors spent less on marketing and more on capability, our job would be a lot harder
Cryptominers, keyloggers, and exploit kits. This is just a small sample of the malware we discovered in the environment of a financial services f ...
Hijacked Mailchimp accounts slinging Gootkit trojan
Although GootKit has been around since 2014, it’s hit the headlines in recent weeks due to the exploitation of a popular email service – Mailchim ...
Ursnif – the ‘Mr Worldwide’ of banking trojans
OverviewSince its discovery in 2007, the Ursnif banking trojan has made a name for itself as one of the most widely used banking malware variants ...
HiddenTear Proliferates. Is this part of a Open-Source trend that will make the whole world cry?
Recently LMNTRIX threat intelligence has observed a sudden spike in open-source ransomware across the Dark Web, and HiddenTear is topping the lis ...
SpriteCoin: who needs phishing when crypto-hype makes the perfect bait?
With the hype around cryptocurrency sending values skyrocketing, it was only a matter of time until cyber criminals pounced. We’re all familiar w ...