Tag: Banking Trojan

The Anatsa banking trojan, also known as TeaBot and Toddler, has recently expanded its focus to include Slovakia, Slovenia, and Czechia.

The infamous Qakbot malware, also known as QBot, has resurfaced with fresh variants, signaling a resurgence in its malicious activities.

The emergence of a sophisticated iOS and Android trojan, dubbed 'GoldPickaxe,' has alarmed cybersecurity experts due to its novel social engineering tactics.

Coyote stands out for its use of the Squirrel installer for distributing malware and its adoption of the Nim programming language as a loader.

The Mispadu banking Trojan has emerged as the latest threat targeting users in Mexico, exploiting a previously patched Windows SmartScreen security bypass flaw.

Brazilian law enforcement, in collaboration with security firm ESET, has successfully apprehended individuals responsible for the Grandoreiro banking trojan.

Security researchers recently unveiled a new Android malware named FjordPhantom targeting banking customers in Southeast Asia.

Recent phishing campaigns have taken a page from the playbook of the defunct QakBot trojan, employing similar tactics in their approach.

A newly discovered Android banking trojan, named GoldDigger, has emerged as a significant threat to users of financial applications in the Asia-Pacific region

A new strain of the BBTok banking trojan has emerged, posing a significant threat to Latin American banks, particularly those in Brazil and Mexico.