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2024-02-01 14:00:51 | L'IA générative est la fierté des services de cybercriminalité Generative AI is the Pride of Cybercrime Services (lien direct) |
> Les cybercriminels utilisent officiellement l'IA génératrice pour les campagnes de spam, les services d'identité et les services de vérification des médias sociaux: & # 8211;L'IA générative en tant qu'outil de cybercriminalité: les cybercriminels utilisent de plus en plus l'IA génératrice pour les cybercrimes sophistiqués, notamment une usurpation d'identité des médias sociaux, des campagnes de spam et des services de vérification KYC.& # 8211;Plateformes de chamage noir alimenté par AI: la montée des plateformes axées sur l'IA pour créer et gérer de faux comptes de médias sociaux, offrant des services pour automatiser la génération de contenu et l'activité des comptes à des fins illicites.& # 8211;Évolution des fraudes du spam et de KYC: l'intégration de l'IA dans les services de spam pour contourner les contrôles de sécurité et dans les services de vérification KYC pour créer de faux documents d'identification, ce qui signifie un nouveau niveau de [& # 8230;]
>Cybercriminals Officially Utilize Generative AI for Spam Campaigns, Social Media Impersonation and Verification Services Highlights: – Generative AI as a Cybercrime Tool: Cybercriminals are increasingly using generative AI for sophisticated cybercrimes, including social media impersonation, spam campaigns, and KYC verification services. – AI-Powered Black-Hat Platforms: The rise of AI-driven platforms for creating and managing fake social media accounts, offering services to automate content generation and account activity for illicit purposes. – Evolution of Spam and KYC Frauds: The integration of AI in spam services to bypass security controls and in KYC verification services for creating fake identification documents, signifying a new level of […] |
Spam Tool | ★★★ | |
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2023-08-29 20:45:45 | Check Point partage l’analyse du groupe Qakbot Malware Check Point Shares Analysis of Qakbot Malware Group (lien direct) |
>Le 29 août 2023, le FBI a annoncé avoir démantelé l'opération multinationale de piratage informatique et de ransomware Qakbot (également appelée Qbot), qui a touché 700 000 ordinateurs dans le monde - ;y compris les institutions financières, les entrepreneurs gouvernementaux et les fabricants de dispositifs médicaux.Le malware Qakbot a infecté les victimes via des courriers indésirables contenant des pièces jointes et des liens malveillants.Il a également servi de plateforme aux opérateurs de ransomwares.Une fois infecté, l'ordinateur des victimes est devenu partie intégrante du réseau de zombies plus vaste de Qakbot, infectant encore plus de victimes.Check Point Research (CPR) suit Qakbot et ses opérations depuis des années.Cette année, Qakbot a été souligné dans le rapport de sécurité de mi-année 2023 comme […]
>On August 29, 2023, the FBI announced it dismantled the Qakbot (also referred to as Qbot) multinational cyber hacking and ransomware operation, impacting 700,000 computers around the world – including financial institutions, government contractors and medical device manufacturers. The Qakbot malware infected victims via spam emails with malicious attachments and links. It also served as a platform for ransomware operators. Once infected, the victims\' computer became part of Qakbot\'s larger botnet operation, infecting even more victims. Check Point Research (CPR) has tracked Qakbot and its operations for years. This year, Qakbot was highlighted in the 2023 Mid-Year Security Report as […] |
Ransomware Spam Malware Medical | ★★ | |
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2023-04-10 11:00:11 | March 2023\'s Most Wanted Malware: New Emotet Campaign Bypasses Microsoft Blocks to Distribute Malicious OneNote Files (lien direct) | > Vérifier les rapports de recherche sur les points selon lesquels Emotet Trojan a lancé une nouvelle campagne le mois dernier pour échapper au bloc macro de Microsoft \\, envoyant des e-mails de spam contenant des fichiers Onenote malveillants.Pendant ce temps, Ahmyth était le logiciel malveillant mobile le plus répandu et Log4j a de nouveau pris la première place comme la vulnérabilité la plus exploitée que notre dernier indice de menace mondial pour mars 2023 a vu les chercheurs découvrir une nouvelle campagne de logiciels malveillants d'Emotet Trojan, qui a augmenté.Comme indiqué plus tôt cette année, les attaquants d'Emotet ont exploré d'autres moyens de distribuer des fichiers malveillants depuis que Microsoft a annoncé qu'ils bloqueraient les macros des fichiers de bureau.[& # 8230;]
>Check Point Research reports that Emotet Trojan launched a new campaign last month to evade Microsoft\'s macro block, sending spam emails containing malicious OneNote files. Meanwhile Ahmyth was the most prevalent mobile malware and Log4j took top spot once again as the most exploited vulnerability Our latest Global Threat Index for March 2023 saw researchers uncover a new malware campaign from Emotet Trojan, which rose to become the second most prevalent malware last month. As reported earlier this year, Emotet attackers have been exploring alternative ways to distribute malicious files since Microsoft announced they will block macros from office files. […] |
Spam Malware Vulnerability Threat | ★★ | |
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2020-12-09 11:00:52 | November 2020\'s Most Wanted Malware: Notorious Phorpiex Botnet Returns As Most Impactful Infection (lien direct) | Check Point Research reports new surge in attacks using the Phorpiex Botnet delivering the Avaddon ransomware in malicious spam campaigns Our latest Global Threat Index for November 2020 has revealed that there has been a new surge in infections by the well-known Phorpiex botnet which has made it the month's most prevalent malware, impacting 4%… | Ransomware Spam Threat | ||
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2020-08-07 10:00:12 | July\'s Most Wanted Malware: Emotet Strikes Again After Five-Month Absence (lien direct) | Check Point Research finds sharp increase in the Emotet botnet spreading spam campaigns after period of inactivity, aiming to steal banking credentials and spread inside targeted networks Our latest Global Threat Index for July 2020 has revealed that after a five-month absence, Emotet has surged back to 1st place in the Index, impacting 5% of… | Spam Threat | ||
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2020-06-15 11:00:32 | May\'s Most Wanted Malware: Ursnif Banking Trojan Ranks On Top 10 Malware List for First Time, Over Doubling Its Impact On Organizations (lien direct) | Check Point's researchers find sharp increase in attacks using the long-running Ursnif banking trojan capable of stealing email and banking credentials Our latest Global Threat Index for May 2020 has found several malicious spam campaigns distributing the Ursnif banking trojan, which caused it to jump up 19 places to 5th in the Top Malware list,… | Spam Malware Threat | ||
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2020-05-11 11:00:09 | April 2020\'s Most Wanted Malware: Agent Tesla Remote Access Trojan Spreading Widely In COVID-19 Related Spam Campaigns (lien direct) | Check Point's researchers find sharp increase in attacks using new version of Agent Tesla capable of stealing Wi-Fi passwords, while Dridex banking trojan is most common threat Our latest Global Threat Index for April 2020 has found several COVID-19 related spam campaigns distributing a new variant of the Agent Tesla remote access trojan, moving it… | Spam Threat | ||
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2020-04-09 11:00:22 | March 2020\'s Most Wanted Malware: Dridex Banking Trojan Ranks On Top Malware List For First Time (lien direct) | Check Point's researchers find Dridex has been updated and spread via multiple spam campaigns to deliver targeted ransomware, increasing the risk from the long-established trojan Our latest Global Threat Index for March 2020 shows the well-known banking trojan Dridex, which first appeared in 2011, has entered the top ten malware list for the first time,… | Spam Malware Threat | ||
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2020-02-13 10:00:49 | January 2020\'s Most Wanted Malware: Coronavirus-themed spam spreads malicious Emotet malware (lien direct) | Check Point's researchers also report an increase in exploits of the 'MVPower DVR Remote Code Execution' vulnerability, impacting 45% of organizations globally While the threat of Coronavirus grabs the attention of the world, our latest Global Threat Index for January 2020 shows cyber-criminals are also exploiting interest in the global epidemic to spread malicious activity,… | Spam Malware Threat | ||
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2020-01-13 09:00:16 | December 2019\'s Most Wanted Malware: Greta Thunberg-themed Spam Used to Spread Emotet Malware (lien direct) | Check Point's researchers also report sharp increase in exploits against the 'Command Injection Over HTTP' vulnerability, impacting 33% of organizations globally Our latest Global Threat Index for December 2019 shows that Emotet was the leading malware family for the third month running, and was being spread using a range of spam email campaigns including 'Christmas… | Spam Malware Threat Guideline | ||
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2019-10-10 13:00:23 | September 2019\'s Most Wanted Malware: Emotet Botnet Starts Spreading Spam Campaigns Again After Three-Month Silence (lien direct) | In September, the Emotet Botnet resumed activity again after a three-month break. We first reported the notorious botnet taking a break in June 2019, and that the offensive infrastructure had become active again in August. Some of the Emotet spam campaigns featured emails which contained a link to download a malicious Word file, and some… | Spam | ||
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2018-12-17 14:00:00 | Check Point Forensic Files: Fileless GandCrab As Seen by SandBlast Agent (lien direct) | Background January 2018 saw the debut of the GandCrab ransomware, a well-known malware that is distributed on the Dark Web which targets mainly Scandinavian and English-speaking countries. In addition, the GandCrab Affiliate Program offers low skilled threat actors the opportunity to run their own ransomware campaigns. Delivered mainly through email spam engines, affiliates are also… | Ransomware Spam Malware Threat | ||
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2018-12-05 14:00:04 | Winning the war against unknown zero-day malware (lien direct) | In recent years, cybersecurity experts have been severely challenged by unknown zero-day malware attacks. This latest malware has been devised to evade traditional signature-based AV and older sandboxing techniques. According to Check Point Threat Intelligence, unknown malware attacks are capable of bypassing an organization's spam and web filters over ten times a day. In… | Spam Malware Threat |
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