Our latest banking malware analysis
- David García
- December 13, 2019
- Mobile version
- banking malware
A new banking Trojan for Android devices has been discovered recently that is specially designed to steal banking credentials for Spanish entities. It belongs to the 'GINP' family, which was discovered in June 2019, although in its first versions it did not include any functionality for the theft of banking credentials
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- David Morán
- November 12, 2019
- Mobile version
- Cybersecurity, banking malware
For years we have witnessed the pace at which technology advances. This progress not only generates business opportunities for multinational companies with soaring revenues; for many entrepreneurs and visionaries, this advance has meant a source of income and a livelihood.
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- David García
- October 28, 2019
- Mobile version
- Cybersecurity, banking malware
We know that today there is malware related to all kinds of malicious activities. This includes banking malware, which is designed to rob banking credentials. This type of malware can be found in almost all platforms and operating systems, whether desktop or mobile.
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- David García
- October 17, 2019
- Mobile version
- banking malware
At the beginning of September there were new samples of the Android 'Cerberus' banking Trojan detected. This banking malware has been gaining popularity little by little since its launch in June 2019.
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- David Morán
- October 7, 2019
- Mobile version
- Cybersecurity, banking malware
It is common nowadays to hear news about new families of banking malware for Android devices and how they work. However, the same cannot be said for iOS devices. This may lead us to ask “Is there malware for iOS? And banking malware?
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- David García
- September 27, 2019
- Mobile version
- banking malware
On August 29, 2019, a new variety of banking Trojans affecting Latin American banks, especially Peruvian entities, reached our malware analysis systems.
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- David Morán
- September 16, 2019
- Mobile version
- banking malware
Nine years have passed since the first banking malware for Android mobile devices was discovered. It was 2010, and just a year and a half had passed since the launch of HTC Dream, the first smartphone with Android as its operating system.
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- David García
- August 8, 2019
- Mobile version
- banking malware
At buguroo we have been detecting a massive fraud campaign targeting banks in Latin America and Europe since the end of last month, July 2019. Its objective is to steal money and credentials, and it is being executed using a RAT (Remote Access Trojan) type malware that we have baptized “Banker RTC Portal”.
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- David García
- July 1, 2019
- Mobile version
- banking malware
In mid-May we detected a new Guildma campaign that affected banks in Spain, as well as different countries in Latin America and Portugal. Recently, we have continued to receive samples with small changes in the code.
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- David Morán
- June 3, 2019
- Mobile version
- deep learning, Cybersecurity
In Machine Learning, many parameters are assessed and improved via the learning process. By contrast, a hyperparameter is a variable whose value is set before training; therefore, it is neither assessed nor corrected.
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