#backdoormalware

As new threats keep emerging, researchers have found new malware in the wild. Identified as Jupyter, the malware isn’t only an infostealing trojan but also possesses full backdoor functionality. Jupyter

Another malicious npm package appeared on the official repository that created a backdoor on users’ computers. The package impersonated an otherwise legit package to fool users. npm Package Created Backdoor

Lucifer malware emerged a couple of months ago as a typical Windows malware. However, it has now returned with even more power. Researchers have found the new Lucifer malware variants capable to target

ThiefQuest or EvilQuest recently made it to the news following its discovery. The ransomware specifically aimed at Mac devices. Thankfully, following the continuous analyses by the cybersecurity community,

Heads up Mac users! Don’t fall for the Little Snitch free version offered on different forums. In fact, this applies to every premium software that the provider offers for free. A new ransomware ‘ThiefQuest’

A new malware ‘Glupteba’ threatens the security of Windows systems. This sneaky malware remains hidden as it continues to create a backdoor in compromised Windows devices. Glupteba Windows Malware Researchers

A new malware dubbed ‘Lucifer’ (or Satan) is actively targeting Windows systems. This malware exploits various vulnerabilities in the system to infect target devices. Lucifer Malware Targeting Windows

Heads up Mac users. A new Mac malware has surfaced online that can infect your device sneakily. This new malware is a variant of the previously discovered Shlayer Trojan for Mac. Shlayer Trojan Malware

Hackers are exploiting various websites to conduct phishing attacks. These websites redirect users to fake sites prompting a malicious Chrome update. Fake Chrome Update Distributing Backdoor Analysts from

Researchers have uncovered a new malware campaign which they dub the “Hornets Nest”. What makes this attack notable is the deployment of six different malware variants in one go. These include cryptominers,

The infamous Lazarus Group, allegedly from North Korean origin are back in action. Researchers have found the attackers to be targeting Windows and Mac users with a new strategy. Specifically, the Lazarus

Love you malware changes tactics as it targets Japan and spreads the ransomware Gandcrab 5.1. Malspam campaign, “Love you,” named after its attachment’s subject title, has a known affiliation with the

FireEye has dubbed and exposed Iranian cyber espionage group APT39, as actors of a series of attacks on the Middle East. After 5 years of observing its patterns and behaviours, it found links between APT39,

Most people are now familiar with how destructive and damaging computer viruses such as a Trojan can be. Many are dealt with by antivirus software, though there are a few that are designed to circumvent

A new cryptomining malware called Zombieboy is on the prowl. Recently, this new addition to the cryptomining dynasty has clocked in at $1,000 per month. James Quinn, an independent security researcher

After having disappeared for a few months, the FELIXROOT, a backdoor that is capable of dropping additional malware and executing espionage was discovered in a new malspam campaign. Weaponized lure documents