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New Malware Campaign Targets Inexperienced Cyber Criminals with OpenBullet Configs

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New Malware Campaign Targets Inexperienced Cyber Criminals with OpenBullet Configs

Unsophisticated cybercriminals are the target of a recent malware operation that uses fraudulent OpenBullet configuration files to deploy a remote access trojan (RAT) that can steal sensitive data. The action is intended to "exploit trusted criminal networks," according to bot mitigation provider Kasada, who also described it as an example of advanced threat actors "preying on beginner hackers." A reliable open-source pen testing tool for automating credential stuffing assaults is called OpenBullet. It can combine a password list obtained through other means with a configuration file specific to a given website to log successful attempts read more New Malware Campaign Targets Inexperienced Cyber Criminals with OpenBullet Configs. Stay informed with the best cybersecurity news and...

New Malware Campaign Leveraging Satacom Downloader to Steal Cryptocurrency

It has been discovered that a recent malware campaign used the Satacom downloader as a delivery mechanism to spread covert malware capable of stealing cryptocurrencies using a rogue extension for Chromium-based browsers. According to Kaspersky researchers Haim Zigel and Oleg Kupreev, the malware installed by the Satacom downloader is primarily designed to steal BTC from the victim's account by performing web injections into specific cryptocurrency websites. Users of Coinbase, Bybit, KuCoin, Huobi, and Binance who are mostly in Brazil, Algeria, Turkey, Vietnam, Indonesia, India, Egypt, and Mexico are the campaign's target audience. The Legion Loader, also known as the Satacom Downloader read more Malware Campaign Leveraging Satacom Downloader to Steal Cryptocurrency. Stay one s...

Sophisticated DownEx Malware Campaign Targeting Central Asian Governments

A sophisticated espionage operation targeting Central Asian government institutions uses the DownEx virus strain, a previously unknown form of malware. According to a study shared with The Hacker News by Bitdefender, the activity is still going on and data suggests that threat actors with a Russian basis are probably involved. The malware was discovered for the first time, according to the Romanian cybersecurity company, in a highly specific attack against foreign government entities read more Sophisticated DownEx Malware Campaign Targeting Central Asian Governments. With ReconBee.com Stay ahead of the latest threats with in-depth coverage of cyber attacks and cybersecurity trends, and the latest cybersecurity news.