SecureList

MARCH 29, 2023

However, traditional financial threats – such as banking malware and financial phishing, continue to take up a significant share of such financially-motivated cyberattacks. The good news is that regardless of these continuous advancements, we’ve witnessed a steady decrease in the number of attacks by banking Trojans.

Banking 71

Banking Phishing Cryptocurrency Mobile 71

SecureList

FEBRUARY 23, 2022

Driven by poverty and unemployment, cybercriminals intensified their malicious activity against bank customers and bank infrastructure. Well-known financial threats remain prominent. This report aims to offer thorough insights into the financial cyberthreat landscape in 2021. Phishing: In 2021, 8.2% Key findings.

Banking 94

Banking Phishing Cryptocurrency Malware 94

SecureList

MARCH 31, 2021

We have dubbed the first four families to have done this ( Guildma, Javali, Melcoz, Grandoreiro ) “the Tétrade” Later on the authors of Guildma also created the new banking malware Ghimob targeting users located in Brazil, Paraguay, Peru, Portugal, Germany, Angola, and Mozambique. Key findings. in 2019 to 38.7%

Banking 118

Banking Phishing Malware Mobile 118

Security Affairs

NOVEMBER 20, 2021

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Banking 66

Banking Small Business Data breaches Firmware 66

eSecurity Planet

JUNE 16, 2022

The 2022 SonicWall Cyber Threat Report found that all types of cyberattacks increased in 2021. Encrypted threats spiked 167%, ransomware increased 105%, and 5.4 billion malware attacks were identified by the report. CEOs who say that cybersecurity is the biggest threat to short-term growth have doubled in the past year.

Backups 141

Backups Ransomware Firewall Malware 141

Webroot

FEBRUARY 11, 2021

This is a scam that’s been around for years and since no one can reverse a cryptocurrency transaction, it’s very likely here to stay. These typically start with an email from someone overseas claiming to be royalty, offering to share a financial opportunity in exchange for your bank account number. What Does the Opportunist Want?

Scams 108

Scams Phishing Firewall Social Engineering 108

Security Affairs

APRIL 9, 2023

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Computers and Electronics 79

Computers and Electronics Backups Cybercrime Marketing 79