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I recently obtained a PoisonIvy sample which uses a legitimate application in an effort to stay under the radar.In this case, the PoisonIvy variant detected as BKDR_POISON.BTA (named as newdev.dll) took advantage of a technique known as a DLL preloading attack (aka binary planting) instead of exploiting previously known techniques. The malware was located in […]

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Recently, our friends over at Symantec released a report about an attack named Nitro. This targeted attack allowed unknown attackers to target several types of organizations, the latest known attacks occurring in the chemical sector, where 29 different targets were confirmed. The attacks follow a standard pattern for tools and techniques used in previous attempts. An […]

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A few days ago, we have notified you about malicious activities from the S.A.P.Z. botnet. And we provided evidence that this methodology of attack can be used to affect users of any Latin America bank, or any part of the world. Now the S.A.P.Z. gang, which may be Peruvian, has resorted to another strategy. It […]

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