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Krebs on Security
Krebs on Security
added 2022/06/28 6:33 p.m.23 views

The Link Between AWM Proxy & the Glupteba Botnet

On December 7, 2021, Google announced it was suing two Russian men allegedly responsible for operating the Glupteba botnet, a global malware menace that has infected millions of computers over the past decade. That same day, AWM Proxy -- a 14-year-old anonymity service that rents hacked PCs to...

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ThreatPost
added 2013/09/18 3:23 p.m.12 views

Shylock/Caphaw Banking Malware Infections on the Rise

Two dozen major U.S. and European banks are in the crosshairs of the Shylock, or Caphaw, financial malware of late, and victims who trade with one of the 24 financial institutions are at risk of giving up their credentials and losing assets in their accounts. Malware researchers have noticed a ri...

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added 2013/05/31 2:15 p.m.29 views

Peer-to-Peer Botnet Takedowns a Challenge

The FBI, Justice Department and technology companies have had success shutting down botnets that rely on a centralized infrastructure and command and control servers to communicate with bots, steal data or send malicious commands. Peer-to-peer botnets, however, have proven more difficult to take...

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ThreatPost
added 2013/05/15 4:6 p.m.12 views

PushDo Malware Returns with Domain Generation Algorithm

Four times since 2008, authorities and technology companies have taken the prolific PushDo malware and Cutwail spam botnet offline. Yet much like the Energizer Bunny, it keeps coming back for more. In early March, researchers at Damballa discovered a new version of the malware that had adopted a...

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ThreatPost
added 2012/10/30 7:39 p.m.10 views

ZeroAccess Botnet Cashing in on Click Fraud and Bitcoin Mining

A mid-year switch in communication protocol and distribution strategy is behind a spike in activity from the ZeroAccess botnet, a prolific and malicious ad click fraud network. Researchers at Kindsight Security Lab reported today that ZeroAccess accounts for 29 percent of home network infections ...

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ThreatPost
added 2012/09/17 6:49 p.m.11 views

New Iteration of TDSS/TDL-4 Botnet Uses Domain Fluxing to Avoid Detection

A new version of the TDSS/TDL-4 botnet is rapidly growing, primarily because it’s having great success using an evasion technique known as a domain generation algorithm DGA to avoid detection, researchers at Damballa Security revealed today. The algorithm helps the latest version of the botnet...

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added 2011/11/14 11:15 a.m.12 views

TDSS Rootkit and DNSchanger: An Unholy Alliance

The TDSS rootkit has proven to be more pliable and adaptable than a campaigning politician, and attackers have used it in various forms for the last three or four years for all sorts of different attacks. It shows up in drive-by downloads, targeted attacks and just about everything in between, an...

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Check Point Advisories
Check Point Advisories
added 2011/07/04 12:0 a.m.1 views

Rootkit: TDLv4

TDL-4 is the fourth generation of the TDL botnet, originated in 2008. The TDL-4 botnet could be used to send out spam, steal individuals data or used for malicious attacks. TDL-4 features an improved algorithm that encrypts communications between infected computers and the botnet's C&C.; TDL-4 al...

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added 2011/06/30 6:48 p.m.7 views

Researchers Discover the World's Most Complicated Piece of Malware

Researchers from Kaspersky Labs claim to have discovered the most sophisticated piece of malware available on the Web. Detected by their antivirus product as TDSS, the Trojan employs a number of methods to avoid detection, including the use of encryption between the botnet command and control...

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The Hacker News
The Hacker News
added 2011/06/30 2:56 p.m.2 views

TDSS rootkit infects 1.5 million US computers

TDSS rootkit infects 1.5 million US computers Millions of PCs around the world infected by the dangerous TDSS 'super-malware' rootkit as part of a campaign to build a giant new botnet. The report is presented by researchers from security firm Kaspersky Lab. TDSS also known as 'TDL' and sometimes ...

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The Hacker News
The Hacker News
added 2011/06/30 2:56 p.m.12 views

TDSS rootkit infects 1.5 million US computers

TDSS rootkit infects 1.5 million US computers Millions of PCs around the world infected by the dangerous TDSS 'super-malware' rootkit as part of a campaign to build a giant new botnet. The report is presented by researchers from security firm Kaspersky Lab. TDSS also known as 'TDL' and sometimes ...

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added 2011/06/03 5:34 p.m.11 views

TDSS Rootkit Gets Its Own Self-Replicating Loader

The group behind the TDSS rootkit has developed a new method for getting the pernicious malware onto as many machines as possible: a worm-like, self-propagating loader. The new mechanism has the ability not only to install new copies of the rootkit on PCs, but also set up its own DHCP server on a...

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