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Qakbot et Emotet : des malware qui tentent de voler les identifiants bancaires | #CyberSecurity 

Qakbot et Emotet : des malware qui tentent de voler les identifiants bancaires | #CyberSecurity  | ICT Security-Sécurité PC et Internet | Scoop.it
Deux malwares déjà connus s'attaquent maintenant aux entreprises alerte Microsoft. L'éditeur donne des conseils pour prévenir les infections et éviter qu'elles ne se propagent s'il est déjà trop tard.

Sur son blog Technet Microsoft explique que les deux malwares de type cheval de troie Qakbot et Emotet connaissent un regain d'activité ces derniers mois. Ils sont de familles différentes mais ont des comportements semblables et le même but : dérober des informations bancaires ou d'autres données sensibles. Par la suite ces informations peuvent être utilisées pour récupérer de l'argent frauduleusement.

Ils se propagent en utilisant plusieurs méthodes, en piégeant tout d'abord un utilisateur par le biais d'une pièce jointe ou via un site web infecté. Ils infectent ensuite les lecteurs partagés en réseau et les lecteurs amovibles connectés aux machines ou en tentant d'accéder aux dossiers protégés en essayant des mots de passe administrateur ou en utilisant ceux dérobés en espionnant les frappes clavier des victimes.

 

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https://www.scoop.it/t/securite-pc-et-internet/?&tag=banking+trojans

 

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Deux malwares déjà connus s'attaquent maintenant aux entreprises alerte Microsoft. L'éditeur donne des conseils pour prévenir les infections et éviter qu'elles ne se propagent s'il est déjà trop tard.

Sur son blog Technet Microsoft explique que les deux malwares de type cheval de troie Qakbot et Emotet connaissent un regain d'activité ces derniers mois. Ils sont de familles différentes mais ont des comportements semblables et le même but : dérober des informations bancaires ou d'autres données sensibles. Par la suite ces informations peuvent être utilisées pour récupérer de l'argent frauduleusement.

Ils se propagent en utilisant plusieurs méthodes, en piégeant tout d'abord un utilisateur par le biais d'une pièce jointe ou via un site web infecté. Ils infectent ensuite les lecteurs partagés en réseau et les lecteurs amovibles connectés aux machines ou en tentant d'accéder aux dossiers protégés en essayant des mots de passe administrateur ou en utilisant ceux dérobés en espionnant les frappes clavier des victimes.

 

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https://www.scoop.it/t/securite-pc-et-internet/?&tag=banking+trojans

 

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How the banking Trojans circumvent two-factor authentication | CyberSecurity #MobileSecurity #Awareness 

How the banking Trojans circumvent two-factor authentication | CyberSecurity #MobileSecurity #Awareness  | ICT Security-Sécurité PC et Internet | Scoop.it
Two-factor authentication involving SMS, while used by most banks for quite some time, is not unbeatable.
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Two-factor authentication involving SMS, while used by most banks for quite some time, is not unbeatable.

 

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Tinba Trojan targets major US banks

Tinba Trojan targets major US banks | ICT Security-Sécurité PC et Internet | Scoop.it

Tinba, the tiny (20 KB) banking malware with man-in-the-browser and network traffic sniffing capabilities, is back.


Needless to say, any entered information is sent to the attackers...


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Tinba, the tiny (20 KB) banking malware with man-in-the-browser and network traffic sniffing capabilities, is back.


Needless to say, any entered information is sent to the attackers...


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Hiding in plain sight: a story about a sneaky banking Trojan | ZEUS | Steganography

Hiding in plain sight: a story about a sneaky banking Trojan | ZEUS | Steganography | ICT Security-Sécurité PC et Internet | Scoop.it
A new variant of the Zeus/Zbot trojan, dubbed ZeusVM, is using images as a decoy to retrieve its configuration file, and waits to steal banking info.
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Exclusive: SWIFT discloses more cyber thefts, pressures banks on security | #CyberSecurity #Cybercrime

Exclusive: SWIFT discloses more cyber thefts, pressures banks on security | #CyberSecurity #Cybercrime | ICT Security-Sécurité PC et Internet | Scoop.it
SWIFT, the global financial messaging system, on Tuesday disclosed new hacking attacks on its member banks as it pressured them to comply with security procedures instituted after February's high-profile $81 million heist at Bangladesh Bank.

In a private letter to clients, SWIFT said that new cyber-theft attempts - some of them successful - have surfaced since June, when it last updated customers on a string of attacks discovered after the attack on the Bangladesh central bank.

"Customers’ environments have been compromised, and subsequent attempts (were) made to send fraudulent payment instructions," according to a copy of the letter reviewed by Reuters. "The threat is persistent, adaptive and sophisticated - and it is here to stay."

The disclosure suggests that cyber thieves may have ramped up their efforts following the Bangladesh Bank heist, and that they specifically targeted banks with lax security procedures for SWIFT-enabled transfers.

The Brussels-based firm, a member-owned cooperative, indicated in Tuesday's letter that some victims in the new attacks lost money, but did not say how much was taken or how many of the attempted hacks succeeded. It did not identify specific victims, but said the banks varied in size and geography and used different methods for accessing SWIFT.

 

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SWIFT, the global financial messaging system, on Tuesday disclosed new hacking attacks on its member banks as it pressured them to comply with security procedures instituted after February's high-profile $81 million heist at Bangladesh Bank.

In a private letter to clients, SWIFT said that new cyber-theft attempts - some of them successful - have surfaced since June, when it last updated customers on a string of attacks discovered after the attack on the Bangladesh central bank.

"Customers’ environments have been compromised, and subsequent attempts (were) made to send fraudulent payment instructions," according to a copy of the letter reviewed by Reuters. "The threat is persistent, adaptive and sophisticated - and it is here to stay."

The disclosure suggests that cyber thieves may have ramped up their efforts following the Bangladesh Bank heist, and that they specifically targeted banks with lax security procedures for SWIFT-enabled transfers.

The Brussels-based firm, a member-owned cooperative, indicated in Tuesday's letter that some victims in the new attacks lost money, but did not say how much was taken or how many of the attempted hacks succeeded. It did not identify specific victims, but said the banks varied in size and geography and used different methods for accessing SWIFT.

 

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http://www.scoop.it/t/securite-pc-et-internet/?tag=banking+trojans

 

 

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Kaspersky Lab warnt vor gefährlichem Android-Trojaner Acecard | MobileSecurity | Apps

Kaspersky Lab warnt vor gefährlichem Android-Trojaner Acecard | MobileSecurity | Apps | ICT Security-Sécurité PC et Internet | Scoop.it
Unsere Experten konnten einen der bislang gefährlichsten Banktrojaner für das Betriebssystem Android identifizieren. Acecard richtet sich gegen fast 50 Android-Apps für Online-Banking und Online-Payment und umgeht zudem die Sicherheitsmaßnahmen von Google Play. Betroffen sind auch Bankkunden in Deutschland und Österreich, aber auch Nutzer von Instant-Messengern wie WhatsApp und Sozialen Netzwerken wie Facebook.


Wir empfehlen daher Anwendern, keine zweifelhaften Apps von Google Play oder anderen Quellen herunterzuladen, verdächtige Webseiten und Links zu meiden, sowie alle mobilen Android-Geräte mit einer Schutzlösung wie Kaspersky Internet Security for Android auszurüsten sowie die zugehörigen Antivirus-Datenbanken immer aktuell zu halten.


Mehr Informationen zu Acecard bietet der Blog Securelist:https://de.securelist.com/blog/ereignisse/70965/the-evolution-of-acecard


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http://www.scoop.it/t/securite-pc-et-internet/?tag=Mobile-Security


http://www.scoop.it/t/securite-pc-et-internet/?tag=Android




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Unsere Experten konnten einen der bislang gefährlichsten Banktrojaner für das Betriebssystem Android identifizieren. Acecard richtet sich gegen fast 50 Android-Apps für Online-Banking und Online-Payment und umgeht zudem die Sicherheitsmaßnahmen von Google Play. Betroffen sind auch Bankkunden in Deutschland und Österreich, aber auch Nutzer von Instant-Messengern wie WhatsApp und Sozialen Netzwerken wie Facebook.


Wir empfehlen daher Anwendern, keine zweifelhaften Apps von Google Play oder anderen Quellen herunterzuladen, verdächtige Webseiten und Links zu meiden, sowie alle mobilen Android-Geräte mit einer Schutzlösung wie Kaspersky Internet Security for Android auszurüsten sowie die zugehörigen Antivirus-Datenbanken immer aktuell zu halten.


Mehr Informationen zu Acecard bietet der Blog Securelist:https://de.securelist.com/blog/ereignisse/70965/the-evolution-of-acecard


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http://www.scoop.it/t/securite-pc-et-internet/?tag=Mobile-Security


http://www.scoop.it/t/securite-pc-et-internet/?tag=Android



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YouTube ads spread banking malware

YouTube ads spread banking malware | ICT Security-Sécurité PC et Internet | Scoop.it
Security researchers at Bromium have discovered that hackers were spreading malware onto computers while unsuspecting users were watching YouTube videos.

The drive-by-download attack was distributed via adverts shown on the YouTube website, and used an exploit kit to infect Windows PCs with a version of the Caphaw banking Trojan.
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Report In 2013, more than one million U.S. computers were infected with banking trojans

Report In 2013, more than one million U.S. computers were infected with banking trojans | ICT Security-Sécurité PC et Internet | Scoop.it
The number of infected computers in the U.S. outpaced, by far, infections in other countries, a security firm found.

 

Coming in second, and far behind the U.S. in its number of infections, was Japan, where 206,000 computers were compromised by banking trojans.

 

The U.K. and Canada followed next, accounting for 178,000 and 118,000 infections, respectively, last year.

 

 
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