Cybercrime, Emotet returns to strike with stolen email conversations
New messages with compressed attachment, which contains a .doc file. This, if opened, contacts a link from an internal list that downloads the malware from the Epoch 2 botnet.
Cybercrime, new Emotet campaign on real stolen emails
The attachment, if opened, contacts the first available url from a list within it to download the malware from one of the three Epoch botnets.
Cybercrime, Emotet returns to hit Italy with a new campaign
The bait is always real stolen email conversations. The doc attachment contacts the first available url from a list within it to start the malware infection.
Cybercrime, Emotet is one of the most prevalent ongoing cyber threats
CISA-MS-ISAC cyber security experts: Roughly 16,000 alerts related to the malware and significant increase in state-local governments targeted by the malware with phishing.
Cybercrime, Dridex behind the wave of emails in Italy on fake invoices
A link in the email downloads a .doc file, which then downloads a DLL and infects the pc with malware. The attachment exploits the same template as Emotet.
Cybercrime, new Dridex global campaign via false invoices
A link in the email downloads a Word file, which then downloads a DLL and infects the pc with malware. The attachment, however, uses the same template as Emotet.
Cybercrime, Emotet updates it’s Epoch 3 urls
Cryptolaemus cyber security experts find new links in the botnet that download the malware. The continuous evolution of the worldwide campaign confirms that it will continue.
Cybercrime, Emotet attacks with mail without the attachments
Cyber security expert JAMESWT discovers a new campaign that exploits stolen conversations. The victim is invited to open a link to start the malware infection.
Cybercrime, a “white knight” has put Emotet gang in trouble
The cyber security experts: Someone hacked into the malware's distribution sites and replaced payloads with memes and images. Criminals paused the spamming, but the war is not over.
Cybercrime, Emotet is back with a new worldwide campaign
Bleeping Computer cyber security experts: The malware uses a new mail template, and it deploys further modules that steal a victim's mail, spread to other computers, or use send spam.