Tag: cryptocurrency

Yunit Stealer is a sophisticated malware targeting sensitive user data through credential theft and system manipulation. It employs advanced evasion techniques to bypass security measures, maintaining persistence on compromised systems. The malware performs comprehensive data extraction, including …

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A new malware called Vilsa Stealer has emerged on GitHub, notable for its speed and efficiency in extracting sensitive data. This sophisticated tool targets browser credentials, tokens, and various application data. It supports major browsers and over 40 crypto wallets, using Python as its programm…

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Recent weeks have seen a resurgence of North Korean-aligned groups targeting developers through npm packages. The campaign, which began on August 12, 2024, involves multiple groups using various publication patterns and attack types. The malicious packages contain obfuscated JavaScript that downloa…

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An investigation uncovered a malicious app on Google Play targeting mobile users to steal cryptocurrency. The app, posing as a legitimate WalletConnect tool, used advanced evasion techniques to avoid detection for nearly five months. It achieved over 10,000 downloads through fake reviews and brandi…

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A Russia-linked threat actor is deploying domains for crypto scams targeting the US Presidential Election and prominent tech brands. The scams involve fake Bitcoin and Ethereum giveaways, asking users to send coins to attacker-controlled wallets with false promises of doubling returns. A large clus…

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Cybercriminals exploited the U.S. presidential debate to launch a cryptocurrency scam using deep fake videos. The scam featured fake streams on hijacked YouTube channels, claiming to show Elon Musk and Donald Trump debating Kamala Harris. The videos directed viewers to invest in cryptocurrency duri…

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Unit 42 researchers have uncovered an ongoing campaign involving poisoned Python packages that deliver Linux and macOS backdoors. The attackers, believed to be the North Korean-affiliated group Gleaming Pisces, uploaded malicious packages to PyPI. The campaign's objective appears to be gaining acce…

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An investigation reveals a significant connection between Gigabud and Spynote malware families, targeting over 50 financial apps including banks and cryptocurrency platforms. The campaign utilizes sophisticated distribution methods, including 11 command and control servers and 79 phishing websites …

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Aqua Nautilus researchers identified a Linux malware, named Hadooken, targeting Oracle WebLogic servers. Upon gaining initial access through an exploited weak password, Hadooken deploys a cryptominer and the Tsunami malware. The report details the attack flow, techniques employed by the threat acto…

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Identified as a sophisticated dropper binary designed to deploy an information stealer dubbed BLX Stealer or XLABB Stealer, this malware has been actively promoted on Telegram and Discord platforms. It targets credentials, browser data, cryptocurrency wallets, and other sensitive personal informati…

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The report discusses the Atomic macOS Stealer (AMOS), an infostealer malware targeting macOS systems. It is designed to steal sensitive information like passwords, cookies, cryptocurrency wallets, and other data from infected machines. The malware is distributed through malvertising, SEO poisoning,…

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This report analyzes Cthulhu Stealer, a malware-as-a-service targeting macOS users to steal credentials and cryptocurrency wallets. It explores the malware's functionality, including prompting users for passwords, dumping keychain data, and exfiltrating stolen information. The analysis compares Cth…

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This report details a macOS threat actor likely originating from North Korea that employs a dropper application written in Swift/SwiftUI. The dropper presents the user with a seemingly legitimate Bitcoin pricing PDF while simultaneously downloading and executing a malicious payload. The malware's t…

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This report examines the malicious activities surrounding the 2024 Paris Olympic Games, where adversaries set up fraudulent social media profiles, online stores, ticketing systems, and cryptocurrencies to exploit the event's popularity. Researchers analyzed newly registered domains (NRDs) before th…

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Kaspersky has uncovered a complex malware campaign orchestrated by Russian-speaking cybercriminals. The threat actors create sub-campaigns mimicking legitimate projects, using social media to enhance credibility. They host initial downloaders on Dropbox to deliver infostealers like Danabot and Stea…

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Cryptodrainer phishing scams have emerged as a significant threat, targeting unsuspecting individuals through deceptive tactics to steal their digital assets. These scams lure victims with promises of profits while covertly siphoning their cryptocurrency. Attackers employ social engineering techniq…

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While cryptocurrency and blockchain have lost mainstream attention, cybercriminals continue to exploit these technologies through various scams like memecoins, rug pulls, and unregulated social media platforms. This report also highlights the SneakyChef threat actor's ongoing campaign targeting gov…

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This report details a cryptojacking campaign exploiting exposed Docker remote API servers. Threat actors employ the cmd.cat/chattr Docker image for initial access, utilizing techniques like chroot and volume binding to break out of the container and access host systems. They deploy cryptocurrency m…

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The report describes a recent campaign targeting Apache RocketMQ platforms, where attackers exploited a known vulnerability (CVE-2023-33246) to gain remote code execution on the systems. They then downloaded and executed the Muhstik malware, which provides persistence, evades detection, performs la…

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The report details an investigation into romance scams that exploit emotional connections to solicit money under the guise of cryptocurrency investments. Perpetrators pose as potential romantic partners or friends to gain trust and eventually introduce victims to fake cryptocurrency exchanges desig…

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