Alureon rootkit is back, and has acquired the ability to hijack computers running 64-bit versions of Microsoft Windows, proclaimed security researcher Marco Giuliani. Read the full article. [Help Net Security]
Alureon rootkit is back, and has acquired the ability to hijack computers running 64-bit versions of Microsoft Windows, proclaimed security researcher Marco Giuliani. Read the full article. [Help Net Security]
The infamous keylogger has shifted its targeting tactics and now collects stored credentials for less-popular web browsers and email clients.
The newly discovered Python-based malware family targets the Outlook processes, and browser credentials, of Microsoft Windows victims.
Attackers are targeting the critical remote code-execution flaw to compromise systems in the healthcare, local government, logistics and legal sectors, among others.
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