Many of the top malware used in 2021 has been in circulation for at least five years, while two others — Qakbot and Ursnif — have been used in hacking campaigns for more than a decade, according to U.S. and Australian cyber agencies.
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The so-called "DawDropper" that has been focused on financial institutions of late utilizes malicious "droppers" in order to share and spread its malware payload, according to research from Trend Micro’s mobile team.
Threat actors have been distributing the Mars Stealer info-stealing malware through a phony website spoofing the widely-used decentralized wallet and cryptocurrency exchange portal Atomic Wallet, reports BleepingComputer.
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Chinese threat actors have been using the new Manjusaka attack framework, which is being promoted as an alternative to Cobalt Strike, according to BleepingComputer.
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