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StripedFly, a complex malware that infected one million devices without being noticed

Security Affairs

A sophisticated malware tracked as StripedFly remained undetected for five years and infected approximately one million devices. Researchers from Kaspersky discovered a sophisticated malware, dubbed StripedFly, that remained under the radar for five years masquerading as a cryptocurrency miner.

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8220 Gang Exploiting Oracle WebLogic Flaw to Hijack Servers and Mine Cryptocurrency

The Hacker News

The notorious cryptojacking group tracked as 8220 Gang has been spotted weaponizing a six-year-old security flaw in Oracle WebLogic servers to ensnare vulnerable instances into a botnet and distribute cryptocurrency mining malware.

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DarkGate malware campaign abuses Skype and Teams

Security Affairs

Researchers uncovered an ongoing campaign abusing popular messaging platforms Skype and Teams to distribute the DarkGate malware. The threat actors abused popular messaging platforms such as Skype and Teams to deliver a script used as a loader for a second-stage payload, which was an AutoIT script containing the DarkGate malware.

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PurpleFox malware infected at least 2,000 computers in Ukraine

Security Affairs

The Computer Emergency Response Team in Ukraine (CERT-UA) reported that a PurpleFox malware campaign had already infected at least 2,000 computers in the country. Experts defined DirtyMoe as a complex malware that has been designed as a modular system. ” reads the alert published by CERT-UA.

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The Link Between Ransomware and Cryptocurrency

eSecurity Planet

The dangers from ransomware have risen sharply since WannaCry and NotPetya hit the scene in 2017, and this year has been no different. Cryptocurrency Fuels Ransomware. One constant in all this will be cryptocurrency, the coin of the realm when it comes to ransomware. Cryptocurrency really is fueling this in a sense.

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The BlueNoroff cryptocurrency hunt is still on

SecureList

The group seems to work more like a unit within a larger formation of Lazarus attackers, with the ability to tap into its vast resources: be it malware implants, exploits, or infrastructure. Also, we have previously reported on cryptocurrency-focused BlueNoroff attacks. Malware infection.

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Racoon stealer malware suspends its operations due to war on Ukraine

CyberSecurity Insiders

Details are in that Racoon Stealing malware aka password stealing malicious software was being distributed in a MAAS (malware as a service) service for a price range of $75 to $200 on monthly note. It was being used to steal vital info such as cryptocurrency, wallet details, browser credentials, credit card details and email data.

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