Cybercrime, there’s a new IoT malware on the wild: it’s Siles
The cyber security expert Larry Cashdollar: It has already hit over 2,000 devices. The author, the 14-year-old Light Leafon, now want to expand it adding more functions and exploits.
Cybercrime, TA542 launched international scale campaigns with Emotet
Proofpoint cyber security experts: The group use malware variants that exploit third-party payloads such as Qbot, The Trick, IcedID, and Gootkit. Emotet use will grow.
Qakbot (aka Qbot) malware is evolving with new obfuscation techniques
Cisco Talos Cyber Security experts: The banking trojan is utilizing an updated persistence mechanism that can make it harder for users to detect and remove it.