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ZeusiLeaks
I don’t know about you, but I was a bit disappointed with the whole WikiLeaks thingy. I mean, come on. The build up was brilliant: you would have thought we’ll finally have irrefutable evidence that a...
View ArticleNew Zeus Features Keep the Fraudster Business Flourishing
Last month, RSA’s FraudAction Research Lab blogged about Zeus 2.1, a new version of the popular Trojan horse boasting multiple upgrades. The post focused perhaps on the most predominant new feature –...
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ZeusiLeaks Archives File 002: Alarm Bells
The holidays are over and it’s time for the second file plucked from the ZeusiLeaks Archives! If you missed the first one, it’s here. Quick reminder: WikiLeaks, the largest leak of data the world has...
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Fraud News Flash: Bogus Ad for Zeus-SpyEye Hybrid Trojan published in...
On Friday, January 14, 2011, McAfee posted a blog entry titled “Combined Zeus/SpyEye Toolkit Announced”, based on a fraud forum post by “Hardersell”, in which this individual supposedly offers the...
View ArticleFraudsters Point Their Guns at the Infrastructure
They don’t call it “the war against cybercrime” for nothing. What goes on today in the cyber realm has many comparisons to a full-blown war between two factions. On one side you have the evil carder...
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Ice IX – Zeus v2.0 Derivative Does Not Cut Any Ice
In May 2011 the RSA Research Lab blogged about the leak of the Zeus Trojan’s source code. Since the source code was leaked, one of the predictions security researchers were convinced of was that...
View ArticleNow You Z-(eus) It, Now You Don’t: Zeus Bots Silently Upgraded to Citadel
The FraudAction Research Lab has recently analyzed a Zeus 2.1.0.1 variant downloading an additional Trojan into infected PCs by fetching a Citadel Trojan (think of the Borg on Star Trek). RSA is...
View ArticleWhitehats vs. Blackhats: Techniques of the Cybercrime Elite Trickle Down to...
By Mor Ahuvia, Cybercrime Communications Specialist, RSA Advances made in the cybercrime world over the past year prove that the trickle-down effect does not only apply to tablet computers and space...
View ArticleNew Trojan #INTH3WILD: Is Cybercrime Ready to Crown a New “KINS”?
Was that a typo? What is a "KINS"? Well, it appears that KINS is the name of a new professional-grade banking Trojan that is very likely taking its first steps in the cybercrime underground and could...
View ArticleECAT and Zeus revisited: P2P edition
Our team likes to use variants of Zeus to test and demo ECAT’s capabilities. Zeus is definitely on the mature side for a malware family, yet its authors update Zeus on a regular basis, ensuring low AV...
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