Posts Tagged ‘telemetry data’

Labs Paper Looks ‘Inside the World of the Citadel Trojan’

Feb

2013

Zeus “banking” malware and its variants have been making headlines in recent months. One variant, the Citadel Trojan, has now taken the spotlight with the news of its withdrawal from the open crimeware market.Recently the author of Citadel, Aquabox, has been banned from a large online forum that sells malware and other services to cybercriminals. […]

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Waledac Gets Cozy with Virut

Jan

2013

Recently, we blogged about the file-infector virus known as W32.Virut and the botnet’s return to distributing new payloads. In the blog, we estimated that the Virut botnet currently consists of 308,000 unique Virut clients active in a single day. It was also noted that Virut had been observed distributing payloads with the functionality to send out […]

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Trojan.Milicenso: A Paper Salesman’s Dream Come True

Jun

2012

Over the past two weeks, an outbreak of Trojan.Milicenso has resulted in multiple reports of massive print jobs being sent to print servers, printing garbage characters until the printer runs out of paper. Our telemetry data has shown the worst hit regions were the US and India followed by regions in Europe and South America. […]

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