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TrickBot Disguised as COVID-19 Map | Trustwave
The decrypted TrickBot configuration contains vital information which will be used during the communication of the TrickBot executable to the C&Cs. It includes the version of the currently installed “map.exe” and its group tag <gtag> , the list of IP addresses of the C&Cs, and the first module to be downloaded by “map.exe” .
https://www.trustwave.com/en-us/resources/blogs/spiderlabs-blog/trickbot-disguised-as...
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Tale of the Two Payloads – TrickBot and Nitol | Trustwave ...
Tale of the Two Payloads – TrickBot and Nitol. A couple of weeks ago, we observed the Necurs botnet distributing a new malware spam campaign with a payload combo that includes Trickbot and Nitol. Trickbot is a banking trojan that first appeared late last year targeting banks in Europe, UK, Australia and other countries.
https://www.trustwave.com/.../spiderlabs-blog/tale-of-the-two-payloads-trickbot-and-nitol
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COVID-19 – Cybersecurity Latest Information & Resources ...
TrickBot Disguised as COVID-19 Map. Cybercriminals are continuously exploiting the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. In our quest to monitor the COVID-19 related spams, we recently spotted one interesting campaign which uses an unusual email attachment to deliver TrickBot malware.
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Inspecting Encrypted Network Traffic with JA3 | SpiderLabs ...
Another great example of using Suricata and JA3 with the portless configuration is with TrickBot. All of the alerts from this pcap was on a non-standard port. Fig 6: Triggering on Trickbot regardless of destination port. Encrypted traffic has always been a hard problem when it comes to IDPS.
https://www.trustwave.com/en-us/resources/blogs/spiderlabs-blog/inspecting-encrypted...
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5 Security Things to Know for the Week of Nov. 12 | Trustwave
1) The TrickBot, a Trojan best known for attempting to steal banking login credentials, received an upgrade that makes it capable of stealing passwords and other information across the web. 2) Attackers amassed a botnet consisting of some 100,000 routers, which were compromised remotely via a vulnerability related to Universal Plug and Play (UPnP).
https://www.trustwave.com/en-us/resources/blogs/trustwave-blog/5-security-things-to...
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Requiem for Emotet | Trustwave
Sometimes, they would sell access to specific computers or servers – making Botnet the launching pad for numerous other criminal operations over the years, like Trickbot. Other times, they would actually deliver payloads on behalf of other hackers for a fee, making them a sort of cybercrime-for-hire operation.
https://www.trustwave.com/en-us/resources/blogs/trustwave-blog/requiem-for-emotet
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Ransomware from a Digital First Responder | Trustwave
You need to be focused on the part that brings on the Ryuk, the TrickBot or the Emotet, or one of these other parts that are part of a botnet. The ransomware is just the end payload. You need to focus on how the attacker got in. When everything gets sensationalized, people get hyper-focused.
https://www.trustwave.com/en-us/resources/blogs/trustwave-blog/analysis-advice-and...
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Necurs Unleashed "Locky diablo" from Hell | Trustwave ...
share. Over two days in early August (the 8th and 9th), amidst of the active distribution of Trickbot malware, a new Locky ransomware variant called "diablo" has emerged from hell. The Trustwave SpiderLabs Spam Research Database has picked up a large amount Necurs spam emails and given a 36-hour period, we have gathered a total of 4,814,159 ...
https://www.trustwave.com/en-us/resources/blogs/spiderlabs-blog/necurs-unleashed-locky...
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The Aftermath of a Ransomware Attack: How to Recover and ...
After exploitation, 30-day efforts should focus on hunting for malware that may be sitting dormant that would have been used as a delivery mechanism for the ransomware. This can come in many forms, but recently we’ve sought out modular malware like Dridex, Trickbot, Emotet, Qakbot, and others. If these are not discovered and eradicated, the ...
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COVID-19 Malspam Activity Ramps Up | Trustwave
COVID-19 Malspam Activity Ramps Up. Back in February, we reported on two Coronavirus-themed phishing emails. But just as the real virus spreads rapidly around the world, so too have the scams. Cyber criminals, proving beyond doubt they are completely devoid of morals, have ramped up their activities, unashamedly using all manner of Coronavirus ...
https://www.trustwave.com/en-us/resources/blogs/spiderlabs-blog/covid-19-malspam...
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5 Security Things to Know for the Week of Feb. 26 ...
Two U.S. government agencies make announcements around cybersecurity, a now-patched Adobe Flash vulnerability remains on the loose, plus much more in this week's "5 Security Things to Know."
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5 Security Things to Know for the Week of Nov. 14 | Trustwave
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