Authorization

Banking services from SAP 9.0 FSAPPL version 5 and SAP S/4HANA Financial Products Subledger S4FPSL, version 1 performs an inadequate authorization check for an authenticated user, potentially resulting in escalation of privileges...

CVE-2019-0276

Banking services from SAP 9.0 FSAPPL version 5 and SAP S/4HANA Financial Products Subledger S4FPSL, version 1 performs an inadequate authorization check for an authenticated user, potentially resulting in escalation of privileges...

CVE-2019-0276

Banking services from SAP 9.0 FSAPPL version 5 and SAP S/4HANA Financial Products Subledger S4FPSL, version 1 performs an inadequate authorization check for an authenticated user, potentially resulting in escalation of privileges...

CVE-2019-0276

CVE-2019-0276 affects SAP Banking services from SAP 9.0 (FSAPPL v5) and SAP S/4HANA Financial Products Subledger (S4FPSL v1). Description indicates an inadequate authorization check for an authenticated user, potentially enabling escalation of privileges. No precise exploit details, affected comp...

RSA Conference 2019: Data-Wiping Cyberattacks Plague Financial Firms

Over a quarter of surveyed financial institutions reported that they were targeted by destructive cyberattacks over the past year, bent on completely destroying data. That’s according to a new Carbon Black report unveiled at RSA this year. The report, “Modern Bank Heists: The Bank Robbery Shifts ...

Mobile malware evolution 2018

The statistical data for this report came from all Kaspersky Lab mobile security solutions, not just Kaspersky Mobile Antivirus for Android. Consequently, the comparative data for 2017 may differ from the data for the same period published in the previous report. The analytical scope was expanded...

Ramnit in the UK

By Asaf Nadler and Lior Lahav Ramnit is a family of trojans that allows attackers to remotely control infected machines, in order steal personal and banking information 1, and open backdoors to download additional malware 2. Initial versions of Ramnit appeared in late 2011 and infected more than...

Phishing Scam Cloaks Malware With Fake Google reCAPTCHA

A recently-discovered phishing scam was found peddling malware, using a new technique to mask its malicious landing page: A fake Google reCAPTCHA system. The campaign targeted a Polish bank and its users with emails, said researchers with Sucuri. These emails contained a link to a malicious PHP...

Android banking malware distributed with fake Google reCAPTCHA

By Waqas Sucuri’s cybersecurity researchers have identified a highly sophisticated phishing campaign that is specifically targeting online banking users. The attack, for now, has been directed against a Polish bank in which attackers are exploiting Google reCAPTCHA systems as well as...

ThreatList: Porn-Focused Malware Triples, Dark Web Loves It

Credential-stealing malware targeting premium accounts on adult websites almost tripled in 2018, corresponding with a rise in the number of offers related to stolen porn credentials on Dark Web markets. That’s according to Thursday research from Kaspersky Lab, which found that the malware is...

Trickbot Malware Goes After Remote Desktop Credentials

The banking trojan known as Trickbot has resurfaced, with an updated info-stealing module that allows it to harvest remote desktop application credentials. According to Trend Micro’s Noel Anthony Llimos and Carl Maverick Pascual, a new variant has recently come on the scene, and is being spread v...

Part 2: Mobile Banking and Buying: Best Practices

In the first part of this two-part blog, we outlined the kinds of banking and buying you can do on your mobile device, but also the things to watch out for. You might have noticed that our cautionary notes center around four threat vectors you need to track to stay safe: device, app, network, and...

ThreatList: Banking Trojans Are Still The Top Big Bad for Email

While APT activity and a raft of malware types continue to capture the notice of researchers and journalists, it turns out that trusty old banking trojans remain the top email-borne threat out there. According to Proofpoint’s latest quarterly report, analyzing trends for the fourth quarter of 201...

Part 1: Mobile Banking and Buying – The Good and the Bad

Banking and buying with your mobile device is powerful and convenient—and in some ways safer than using your bank card. You can check your balance, make secure payments, deposit checks, and transfer funds. You can even connect your debit or credit card to Apple or Google Pay or another payment...

The vulnerability of the Oracle FLEXCUBE Direct Banking (Logoff Page) component of the banking analytics system in the Oracle Financial Services Applications model allows a perpetrator to gain access to protected information.

The vulnerability of the Oracle FLEXCUBE Direct Banking Logoff Page component of the banking analytics system in the Oracle Financial Services Applications is related to insufficient access control. Exploiting this vulnerability could allow a malicious actor, operating remotely, to gain...

Trend Micro Security’s 2019 Release Protects You Better Than Ever Against Ransomware, Coin-mining, Banking, and E-Commerce Threats

2019 has barely gotten started, but by Q4 of 2018 Trend Micro had already seen a 956% increase in coin-mining malware detections for the year-to-date—right alongside the persistent threat of ransomware and online banking and e-commerce hacks designed to steal your identity or your money. Folks ca...

GandCrab ransomware and Ursnif virus spreading via MS Word macros

Security researchers have discovered two separate malware campaigns, one of which is distributing the Ursnif data-stealing trojan and the GandCrab ransomware in the wild, whereas the second one is only infecting victims with Ursnif malware. Though both malware campaigns appear to be a work of two...

Cisco AMP tracks new campaign that delivers Ursnif

This blog post was authored by John Arneson of Cisco Talos Executive Summary Cisco Talos once again spotted the Ursnif malware in the wild. We tracked this information stealer after Cisco's Advanced Malware Protection AMP Exploit Prevention engine alerted us to these Ursnif infections. Thanks to...

Clever Smartphone Malware Concealment Technique

This is clever: Malicious apps hosted in the Google Play market are trying a clever trick to avoid detection -- they monitor the motion-sensor input of an infected device before installing a powerful banking trojan to make sure it doesn't load on emulators researchers use to detect attacks. The...

Malicious apps deploy Anubis banking trojan using motion detection

By Waqas Google has left no stone unturned in preventing malware and banking trojan from invading the applications uploaded on its official Play Store. Despite having anti-malware protection, shady applications somehow make it to the platform. In fact, malware developers have become so advanced i...