It somehow reminds me of the oldskool game Spy vs Spy, anyone remember that? Anyhow, that’s off-topic right now. The news is, some smart malware pimp managed to dupe a whole bunch of Anonymous supporters into installing the Zeus botnet – when they thought they were getting a DDoS tool. It’s a pretty big base […]
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Zeus has been around for quite some time, we reported it about it initially back in 2009 when it was noted Zeus could evade anti-virus software. In more recent months it was noted that Zeus has become more focused and variations of Zeus were found to be targeting banks and financial organisations in specific geographic […]
Well it was inevitable really, I’ve noticed in the last couple of years Phishing e-mails have started to use targeted lists especially for banking sites and the next up of course is trojans developed for specific regions. A security company Trusteer (who makes Rapport) has done some research on this matter which has pin-pointed certain […]
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It seems both the US and UK governments have been cracking down pretty harshly on cybercrime operations over the past two years. A number of ‘underground’ forums and cybercrime operations have been shut down including those involving botnets, carding and phishing. One of the big stories earlier this year was the Former DarkMarket Admin Facing […]
Tags: carding, credit card details, credit card numbers, cybercrime, cybercrime tools, malware, malware trading, pceu, police central e-crime unit, scammers, scotland yard, spammers, stealing bank information, stealing credit cards, terry wilson, trade malware, zeus trojan
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We wrote about Zeus a while back, a nasty trojan which can evade detection by Anti-virus software and is ranked as the number 1 trojan infector by numbers. About a week ok a massive sting operation took down large parts of the Mariposa botnet in Spain and the USA and the latest news is large […]
Tags: botnet sting, botnet takedown, botnets, ddos, dos, malware, mariposa, mariposa botnet, scansafe, trojans, troyak, Troyak ISP, viruses, zeus, zeus botnet, zeus trojan, zeuswatch
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This is one nasty piece of malware, seems like it’s working on a low level as per rootkits, there aren’t many technical details but it may well be operating on a Ring 0 level. The level of detection by AV software is quite scary, especially since the malware is specifically targeting bank login details and […]
Tags: bank details, bank security, malware, prg, prg trojan, rootkit, stealth malware, trojan, trojans, trusteer, virus, zbot, zbot trojan, zeus, zeus malware, zeus trojan
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