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Ursnif malware

The Ursnif Trojan (also known as Gozi ISFB or Dream bot) is one of the most prolific information-stealing Trojans in the cybercrime landscape. Since its reappearance in early 2013, it has been constantly evolving. In 2015, its source code was leaked and made publicly available on Github, which led to further development of the code by different threat […]

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Nasty Malware

CryptoLocker, a new and nasty piece of malicious software is infecting computers around the world – encrypting important files and demanding a ransom to unlock them. According to Sophos, the worldwide digital security company, it’s been hitting pretty hard for the past six weeks or so. “It systematically hunts down every one of your personal

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LookBack Malware

LookBack malware is a remote access Trojan written in C++ that relies on a proxy communication tool to relay data from the infected host to a command and control IP. When this function is executed, the Sodom Normal communications module begins running within Libcurl.dll. In addition to loading the communications module, the initial macro described above configures a persistence mechanism for this

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