BunnyLoader is up for sale in the cyber underground market
A new malware threat, identified as BunnyLoader, is being sold in the cyber underground market.
This Malware-as-a-Service (MaaS) threat has various capabilities, including stealing browser credentials, and system information as well as executing a second-stage payload.
Security measures thwart threat actors’ success
The credit card details of clients were among the valuable data stolen in a recent ransomware attack on the Motel One Group, an established hotel chain in the US and Europe.
The threat actors in charge of the Motel One Group attacks were only able to steal the details of 150 of these credit cards, with authorities proclaiming their cybersecurity measures as the reason for the attack’s limited success.
OilRig’s espionage efforts were strengthened by ‘Menorah’
A new operation by the Iranian threat actor group, OilRig, called ‘Menorah’ malware, has bolstered the group’s spear-phishing campaign, strengthening its espionage efforts.
The innovative, malicious phishing tool is able to target host fingerprinting and has file and directory listing capabilities. It is also able to compromise shell command execution, file downloading, and uploading features.
