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Parrot TDS Malicious Service Uses 16,500 Websites to Spread Malware
Avast security experts have discovered a malicious Parrot TDS (Traffic Direction System) service that relies on hacked servers hosting 16,500…
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Emotet botnet grows slowly but has already infected over 130,000 machines
The Emotet botnet, which resumed activity at the end of 2021, is growing and still continues to develop slowly. So…
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Ikea fights cyberattack on company mail system
Media reports that Ikea is fighting an ongoing cyberattack on its email system by using internal phishing against employees using…
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Emotet Botnet Returns After Law Enforcement Operation and Teams With TrickBot
The Emotet botnet is back after Europol, the FBI and law enforcement agencies around the world, including Canada, the Netherlands,…
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TP-Link router botnet was sending weird SMS since 2016
At the Virus Bulletin 2021 conference, Acronis and Search-Lab experts spoke about a botnet consisting of TP-Link routers. Since 2016,…
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Emotet botnet self-destructed on all infected machines
Information security experts report that on April 25 a “time bomb” went off and the Emotet botnet self-destructed on all…
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Law enforcements announced elimination of the Emotet botnet in the international operation
Europol, the FBI and law enforcement agencies around the world, including Canada, the Netherlands, France, Germany, Lithuania, the United Kingdom…
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New version of Qbot Trojan steals email messages from its victims
Check Point reports that it has discovered a new and dangerous version of the Qbot Trojan, which steals other people’s…
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Emotet steals attachments from victims’ emails
Earlier this month, the Emotet botnet, which has shown no signs of life since February 2020, returned to service with…
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Unknown hackers interfere in the work of the Emotet botnet by replacing malware with GIF files
Earlier this month, the Emotet botnet, which has shown no signs of life since February 2020, returned to service with…
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