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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” .
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Tale of the Two Payloads – TrickBot and Nitol - Trustwave
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.
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https://www.trustwave.com/.../spiderlabs-blog/tale-of-the-two-payloads-trickbot-and-nitol
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Inspecting Encrypted Network Traffic with JA3 - Trustwave
Fig 6: Triggering on Trickbot regardless of destination port. Encrypted traffic has always been a hard problem when it comes to IDPS. Now, with the addition of JA3 it's much less of a hinderance and has the potential of providing a highly confident form of IOC. With more testing, this can be a great tool for stopping C&C communication and ...
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COVID-19 – Cybersecurity Latest Information & Resources | Trustwave
Trustwave continues to closely monitor recent events surrounding the worldwide outbreak of Coronavirus (COVID-19). During these challenging times, our primary concern is the safety and health of our employees, customers and partners. Our mission to deliver the best protection from cybersecurity threats and keep your organization secure remains ...
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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.
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The Aftermath of a Ransomware Attack: How to Recover and ... - Trustwave
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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Requiem for Emotet | Trustwave
Over time, the criminal ring behind the attack built out their own network of infected servers and were selling access to those servers as a Malware-as-a-Service. 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 ...
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https://www.trustwave.com/en-us/resources/blogs/trustwave-blog/requiem-for-emotet
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Europol Operation Targets Ransomware Operators | Trustwave
Once inside a compromised network, the attackers moved laterally, deploying malware such as Trickbot, or post-exploitation frameworks such as Cobalt Strike or PowerShell Empire, to stay undetected and gain further access, Europol said. In some cases, the threat actors remained undetected for months prior to striking.
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HTML File Attachments: Still A Threat | Trustwave
Microsoft has also attributed HTML smuggling to cybercriminal group DEV-0193 with HTML smuggling to deliver Trickbot malware. Phishing attacks using HTML attachments. The most common spammed HTML attachments seen are phishing pages. The HTML file itself is generally benign, meaning it does not have any malicious code that launches arbitrary ...
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https://www.trustwave.com/en-us/resources/blogs/spiderlabs-blog/html-file-attachments...
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SpiderLabs Blog | Trustwave
ModSecurity is an open-source web application firewall (WAF) engine maintained by Trustwave. This blog post discusses multiple input interpretation weaknesses in the ModSecurity project. Each input interpretation weakness could allow a malicious actor to evade some ModSecurity rules.
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COVID-19 Malspam Activity Ramps Up | Trustwave
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 lures to trick people.
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