Tag: trojan

CraxsRAT, an Android trojan, has been targeting Russian and Belarusian users since summer 2024. It masquerades as legitimate apps like government services, antivirus software, and telecom operators. The malware spreads through social engineering tactics, prompting users to download malicious APK fi…

IBM X-Force observed Hive0147, a highly active threat group in Latin America, distributing a new Golang-based downloader named Picanha to deploy the Mekotio banking trojan. Picanha is a two-stage malware that uses advanced techniques like direct syscalls and supports multiple download URLs, reliabl…

This report delves into an analysis of CoreWarrior, a persistent trojan designed for rapid propagation. It creates multiple copies of itself, attempts connections to various IP addresses, opens backdoor access, and hooks Windows UI elements for monitoring purposes. The malware employs techniques li…

A malicious host mimicking ICICI Bank has been discovered, along with a fraudulent app disguised as ICICI Helpdesk. The phishing domain, cppcccare.com, is hosted on an ASN known for various malicious activities. The fraudulent app, named 'ICICI.apk', is detected as a Trojan Banker, Keylogger, and S…

The analysis delves into the Mekotio Trojan, a sophisticated malware that employs a PowerShell dropper to execute its payload. The dropper employs obfuscation techniques, such as custom XOR decryption, to conceal its operations. It collects system information, communicates with a command-and-contro…

A version of the HZ Rat backdoor targeting users of China’s WeChat and DingTalk was uploaded to VirusTotal in July 2023 and was not detected by any vendor, research by Kaspersky suggests.

This report discusses a widespread polymorphic malware campaign that forcefully installs malicious browser extensions on endpoints. The malware, originating from imitations of download websites, delivers various malicious payloads, including adware extensions, data stealing scripts, and commands to…

A new Android banking trojan called BlankBot has been discovered. Discovered by Intel 471 researchers in July 2024, BlankBot primarily targets Turkish users through impersonated utility apps. With a range of malicious capabilities like customer injections, keylogging, screen recording, and remote c…

This analysis covers the distribution of AsyncRAT malware disguised as an ebook. The compressed file contains a malicious LNK and PowerShell scripts that ultimately execute AsyncRAT. The malware employs various techniques, such as obfuscation, task scheduling, and anti-VM and anti-AV capabilities, …

Security researchers at Cleafy Labs detected a resurgence of the Medusa banking trojan, which targets Android devices for on-device fraud. The new variant exhibits a lightweight permission set, expanded geographical targeting, and the adoption of droppers for distribution. It introduces capabilitie…

Cisco Talos has been observing an active campaign targeting Brazilian users with a new banking trojan dubbed 'CarnavalHeist'. The malware employs common tactics like financial-themed spam emails, Delphi-based DLLs, overlay attacks, and input capture techniques like keylogging and screen capture. Ho…

Earlier in May, a security product detected a malicious payload aimed at stealing credentials required to access Brazilian bank accounts. The payload, named AllaSenha, is a variant of the infamous AllaKore RAT, leveraging Azure cloud infrastructure for command and control. It is specifically design…

IBM's X-Force has been tracking large-scale phishing campaigns distributing the Grandoreiro banking trojan, likely operated as a Malware-as-a-Service. The malware targets over 1500 global banks, enabling banking fraud in over 60 countries. The latest variant features major updates, including string…

This article presents a case study on new applications of domain name system (DNS) tunneling PaloAlto Unit42 have found in the wild. These techniques expand beyond DNS tunneling only for command and control (C2) and virtual private network (VPN) purposes.

This analysis examines a recurring Linux trojan called Xorddos, which is a distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) malware. It provides details on various file hashes associated with the malware, as well as indicators of compromise (IOCs) such as IP addresses, domains, and email addresses. The analysi…