Tag: keylogger

HawkEye, also known as PredatorPain, is a long-lived keylogger malware that has evolved to include stealer capabilities. Originating before 2010, it gained popularity in 2013 through spearphishing campaigns. The malware is typically delivered via phishing emails or compromised websites, and utilize…

A new ransomware group called Interlock has emerged, targeting various sectors with big-game hunting and double extortion attacks. The group uses a sophisticated delivery chain including a RAT disguised as a browser updater, PowerShell scripts, credential stealers, and keyloggers. They primarily mo…

A new keylogger, attributed to the North Korean group Andariel (APT45), has been linked to targeted attacks against U.S. organizations. The malware captures keystrokes and mouse activity, storing data in an encrypted archive. It employs anti-analysis techniques like code obfuscation through junk co…

This analysis uncovers a novel malware distribution mechanism utilizing VBE scripts stored in archive files to spread various malware families, including AgentTesla, Remcos, Snake, and NjRat. It details the infection chain, which involves downloading encoded files from a command-and-control server,…

Agent Tesla is a sophisticated malware functioning primarily as a keylogger, capable of capturing sensitive data like usernames and passwords from infected computers. It can also take screenshots, extract credentials from various software, and act as a remote access tool. The malware's versatility …

A newly identified keylogger operating via PowerShell script has been analyzed, revealing its capabilities to capture keystrokes, gather system information, and exfiltrate data. The malware uses a cloud server in Finland as a proxy and an Onion server for C2 communication, ensuring anonymity. It im…

FortiGuard Labs recently caught a phishing campaign delivering a new variant of Snake Keylogger, a keylogger malware that can steal sensitive data like saved credentials, keystrokes, and screenshots. The analysis examines the phishing email, malicious Excel document, and techniques used by the malw…

This report provides a detailed analysis of the HappyDoor malware, a new backdoor utilized by the Kimsuky threat group known for targeting organizations with spear-phishing attacks. The malware employs sophisticated techniques like self-duplication, hidden execution paths, and encrypted communicati…

A recently detected attack exploited a vulnerability in Microsoft Office to deploy spyware called MerkSpy. The initial vector was a deceptive Word document posing as a job description. Opening it triggered the exploitation of CVE-2021-40444, allowing arbitrary code execution. This downloaded an HTM…

This analysis discusses SpyMax, a Remote Access Trojan (RAT) that targets Android devices and specifically aims at obtaining data from Telegram users. It employs phishing techniques to trick victims into installing a malicious application disguised as the legitimate Telegram app. Once installed, Sp…

Attackers using tools associated with Chinese espionage groups have breached multiple telecom operators in a single Asian country in a long-running espionage campaign. The attackers placed backdoors on the networks of targeted companies and also attempted to steal credentials.

This technical analysis examines a campaign by the Kimsuky threat group that exploited a vulnerability (CVE-2017-11882) in the Microsoft Office Equation Editor to distribute malware. The attackers used mshta.exe to run a malicious script that downloads additional components, including a keylogger. …