Recently, a peer-to-peer botnet known as FritzFrog has made waves in the technology realm, with researchers saying it has been aggressively breaching SSH servers—pieces of software found in routers and IoT devices—for the last 8 months. As per technology experts, FritzFrog spreads as a worm, brute-forcing credentials at institutions like Continue Reading
On July 28, The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) issued a warning about growing Netwalker ransomware attacks, particularly targeting American and foreign health organizations, private companies and governments. In June, the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) paid cybercriminals $1.4 million after they affected the university’s medical school computer systems with the Netwalker Continue Reading
It’s reported that malware developers are evaluating whether their malware is running in the Any.Run malware analysis service to dodge their malware from being easily examined by investigators. A malware analysis sandbox service, Any.run allows researchers and users to securely evaluate malware without risk to their computers. Once an executable Continue Reading
Cybersecurity researchers unveiled yet another example of Android malware concealed under the semblance of genuine applications to furtively subscribe gullible users for quality services without their knowledge. As per reports, the malware, notoriously called Joker, has muddied the malicious DEX executable inside the application as Base64 encoded strings, which are Continue Reading
It was revealed that Cerberus banking Trojan cloaked as a genuine currency app on Google Play. Avast cybersecurity researched said Tuesday that the particular malicious app posed as a genuine currency converter app intended for Spanish users. Altogether, the software, “Calculadora de Moneda,” — translated as Currency Calculator — has Continue Reading
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