Trickbot (Banking Trojan) – Malware
Trickbot is a modular banking Trojan, attributed to the WizardSpider cybercrime gang. Mostly delivered via spam campaigns or other malware families.
Trickbot is a modular banking Trojan, attributed to the WizardSpider cybercrime gang. Mostly delivered via spam campaigns or other malware families.
Raccoon infostealer was first observed in April 2019. This infostealer targets Windows systems and is sold as a MaaS in underground forums.
Qbot AKA Qakbot is a banking Trojan that first appeared in 2008. It was designed to steal a user’s banking credentials and keystrokes.
Phorpiex has been active since 2010 and at its peak controlled more than a million infected hosts. It is known for distributing other malware families.
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NSRMiner is a cryptominer that surfaced around November 2018, and was mainly spread in Asia, specifically Vietnam, China, Japan and Ecuador.
Mylobot is a sophisticated botnet that first detected in 2017 and is equipped with complex evasion techniques including anti-VM, and anti-debugging techniques.
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Android malware which repackages legitimate apps and then releases them to a third-party store. Its main function is displaying ads.
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