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2020-09-23 Tara Seals

CISA: LokiBot Stealer Storms Into a Resurgence

The trojan has seen a big spike in activity since August, the Feds are warning.

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2020-07-16 Elizabeth Montalbano

LokiBot Redux Attacks Massive List of Common Android Apps

BlackRock, based on the Xerxes source code, can steal info not only from financial apps but also TikTok, Tinder, Instagram, Uber and many others.

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2020-05-15 Lindsey O'Donnell

RATicate Group Hits Industrial Firms With Revolving Payloads

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2020-04-03 Elizabeth Montalbano

Spearphishing Campaign Exploits COVID-19 To Spread Lokibot Infostealer

The attack discovered uses World Health Organization trademark to lure users with info related to coronavirus.

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2020-02-01 Tara Seals

Advanced Obfuscation Marks Widespread Info-Stealing Campaign

Agent Tesla and LokiBot are common payloads in the botnet-driven spam effort.

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2020-02-01 Tara Seals

Advanced Obfuscation Marks Widespread Info-Stealing Campaign

Agent Tesla and LokiBot are common payloads in the botnet-driven spam effort.

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2020-01-09 Tom Spring

Drake Lyrics Used as Calling Card in Malware Attack

A hacker who apparently likes the musician Drake leaves lyrics from the artist’s song In My Feelings behind in an attack that delivers malware Lokibot or Azorult.

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