IT Sec News updates – Malware Attacks

July 29, 2023
NEWS

CISA Releases Malware Analysis Reports on Barracuda Backdoors

CISA analyzed backdoor malware variants obtained from an organization that had been compromised by threat actors exploiting the vulnerability.

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Android malware steals user credentials using optical character recognition – Ars Technica

The malware, dubbed CherryBlos by researchers from security firm Trend Micro, has been embedded into at least four Android apps available outside of …

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IcedID Malware Adapts and Expands Threat with Updated BackConnect Module

Recent versions of the malware have been observed removing functionality related to online banking fraud to prioritize ransomware delivery. The …

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Hackers Are Infecting Call of Duty Players With a Self-spreading Malware – Slashdot

Another player claimed to have analyzed the malware and wrote in the same forum thread that the malware appears to be a worm, based on a series of …

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New Android malware uses OCR to steal credentials from images – Bleeping Computer

Two new Android malware families named 'CherryBlos' and 'FakeTrade' were discovered on Google Play, aiming to steal cryptocurrency credentials and …

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A DNS Deep Dive Into Malware Crypting – CircleID

That's actually the rationale behind malware crypting—the process of making malicious programs, apps, and files appear harmless to anti-malware …

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CherryBlos Malware Uses OCR to Pluck Android Users' Cryptocurrency – Dark Reading

The malware, along with a sister strain dubbed “FakeTrade,” was found lurking in Google Play.

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K12 Schools See Massive Spike in Malware and CryptoJacking in First Half of 2023

K–12 schools and other education organizations in the United States are experiencing a “massive spike” in malware, encrypted threats, …

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Unpatched Apache Tomcat servers spread Mirai botnet malware | SC Media

Malware deployed using remote code execution. Yaakov said the threat actor used that functionality to deploy a WAR file containing a malicious web …

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Dangerous Android malware is stealing your passwords from screenshots — how to stay safe

Hackers have added OCR capabilities to a new malware strain in order to extract passwords and other sensitive data from screenshots.

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