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BadBox malware
Digital picture frames or media players that are connected to the internet: Such devices can be infected with malware and are therefore increasingly being targeted by cyber criminals.
Gigabud and Spynote
Zimperium has published new findings on a security-critical malware campaign that combines features of two malicious programs.
Zimperium researchers’ research shows that both Gigabud and Spynote samples are currently being distributed via domains with similar structures and subdomains.
Attention Android users
Android users should beware of the new BingoMod malware.
This disguises itself as a security app and can steal money, delete data and completely take over the infected device.
Over 105,000 malware samples detected
Zimperium, a security expert in real-time protection for mobile devices, has discovered a new and potent threat identified as SMS Stealer.
Zimperium’s zLabs team uncovered the malware during routine analysis and has now detected it in over 105,000 malware samples from more than 600 global brands.
Mandrake malware sneaks in again
Kaspersky experts have discovered a new spyware campaign that spreads the malware ‘Mandrake’ in Google Play. The malware disguises itself as legitimate apps for cryptocurrencies, astronomy or utility tools.
Continuous further development
Aqua Security’s Team Nautilus presents a study detailing the infrastructure, tactics, techniques and modus operandi of the dangerous Kinsing malware. Kinsing first appeared in 2019 and targets cloud-native infrastructures, such as misconfigured APIs.
New malware discovered
A new threat has emerged on the cybercrime scene that is specifically targeting ATMs in Europe and could therefore endanger the entire banking industry. The malware, known as “EU ATM Malware”, was recently offered for sale on a hacker forum.
Report
Password-related cyberattacks through malware infections are at the top of the list of the most popular attacks. Nearly 31 percent of all security breaches analyzed by the Verizon DBIR team since 2013 have been related to stolen credentials.
Jamf has published its annual Security 360 Report for the year 2023.
The results are alarming: companies are very poorly positioned overall to respond to today’s often sophisticated cyber security threats.
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