Tag Archives: Zeus bot
“M & M Kitchen Appliances – INV211457” Malicious Spam that spread Zbot
Malwarebytes recently reported a new spamming campaign. the malicious email is using an invoice template for Kitchen Appliance company. Today most users relay on online payment for purchasing any product including kitchen appliances this makes similar spams to be a
Spoofed NatWest Email spreading Banking Trojan
New spoofed email message for NatWest Bank have been spotted by security researchers. the email contains a link that download a malicious file on Dropbox a free cloud file storage service. This shows another way how cybercriminal are using innovating
Gameover Largest Banking Trojan in 2013
Security researchers at Dell SecureWorks Counter Threat Unit (CTU) have published a report analyzing banking botnets in 2013. Charts on the report show that the most active banking malware over this year is called Gameover a modified version of the
Fake Medical Lab Emails Lead to ZBOT
A medical laboratory result is the subject for another spamming campaign observed by Trend Micro. The fake email attaches a document file that exploits Microsoft office vulnerability MSCOMCTL.OCX RCE (CVE-2012-0158). According to Trend Micro the spoofed message includes the following:
Fake Email Gift Card Spreading Malwares
Webroot observed a new malicious spam campaign that is targeting windows user. The phishing email is tricking user about receiving legitimate ‘Gift Card’ worth $200 but what is interesting that cybercriminals this time are not only attaching the malware but
Microsoft Take Down Zeus Banking Trojan Servers
Microsoft are working with Financial Services Industry Leaders to track ZeuS command and control servers that are located all over the cyber space, ZeuS is a malware that are stealing sensitive banking credentials, this step is very important as it
Spambots are here to stay, so learn from it
By Michelle Drolet The headline reads, “FBI warns of new malware targeting bank accounts.” The headline could just as well say, “More new victims born from opening emails.” From the simple act of opening an email and clicking on an