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Notorious Malware, Spam Host “Prospero” Moves to Kaspersky Lab

Krebs on Security

Security experts say the Russia-based service provider Prospero OOO (the triple O is the Russian version of “LLC”) has long been a persistent source of malicious software, botnet controllers, and a torrent of phishing websites. A fake browser update page pushing mobile malware. Image: Intrinsec.

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FormBook Returns: Exploiting CVE-2017-0199 via Malicious Excel Attachments in New Phishing Campaign

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An old Microsoft Office vulnerability (CVE-2017-0199) is being exploited in a new phishing campaign to deploy the FormBook infostealer malware. Update now!

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A new fileless variant of Remcos RAT observed in the wild

Security Affairs

Fortinet researchers discovered a new phishing campaign spreading a variant of the commercial malware Remcos RAT. Fortinet’s FortiGuard Labs recently uncovered a phishing campaign spreading a new variant of the Remcos RAT. Upon opening the file, the RCE vulnerability CVE-2017-0199 is exploited.

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Tricky Phish Angles for Persistence, Not Passwords

Krebs on Security

Late last year saw the re-emergence of a nasty phishing tactic that allows the attacker to gain full access to a user’s data stored in the cloud without actually stealing the account password. The phishing lure starts with a link that leads to the real login page for a cloud email and/or file storage service.

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Karma Catches Up to Global Phishing Service 16Shop

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You’ve probably never heard of “ 16Shop ,” but there’s a good chance someone using it has tried to phish you. A 16Shop phishing page spoofing Apple and targeting Japanese users. Image: Akamai.com. The INTERPOL statement says the platform sold hacking tools to compromise more than 70,000 users in 43 countries.

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Medical Debt Collection Firm R1 RCM Hit in Ransomware Attack

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Sources close to the investigation tell KrebsOnSecurity the malware is known as Defray. Defray was first spotted in 2017, and its purveyors have a history of specifically targeting companies in the healthcare space. “The phishing emails the authors use are well-crafted,” Trend Micro wrote.

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U.S. Indicts North Korean Hackers in Theft of $200 Million

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Secret Service and Department of Homeland Security told reporters on Wednesday the trio’s activities involved extortion, phishing, direct attacks on financial institutions and ATM networks, as well as malicious applications that masqueraded as software tools to help people manage their cryptocurrency holdings.