Recently, an enhanced version of the CriminalMW Android Banking Trojan was discovered, now available for rent at $5,000 per month on Telegram. This update includes new features like a unique overlay technique and targets 10 Brazilian banks using the PIX platform. Four threat actors, including SickoDevZ, have been linked to this malware.
Law enforcement actions have led to the arrest of individuals associated with similar banking Trojans, including SickoDevZ. Despite these arrests, the emergence of a rebranding effort named WebDroid indicates that the CriminalMW Group continues to evolve, suggesting a larger network is still operational.
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On February 2, 2024, Cyble Research & Intelligence Labs (CRIL) discovered ‘AsukaStealer’, a Malware-as-a-Service (MaaS) being marketed on a Russian-language cybercrime forum. This malware, in its version 0.9.7, is available for rent at USD 80 per month. Interestingly, AsukaStealer first made its appearance on another prominent Russian forum on January 24, 2024, under a different identity, showcasing its operators’ efforts to widely promote their malicious service.
AsukaStealer, developed in C++, is equipped with a range of functionalities and a user-friendly web-based control panel. It is adept at harvesting a variety of sensitive data including browser information, Discord and Telegram session details, credentials from FileZilla and Steam Desktop Authenticator, as well as data from crypto wallets and extensions. Additionally, it can capture screenshots from desktops. Further investigation suggests that AsukaStealer might be an evolved form of the previously known ObserverStealer malware, indicating its advanced and potentially more dangerous capabilities.
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Tangerine, a major telecom operator, recently suffered a significant data breach affecting 232,000 customers. This incident, which took place on February 18, 2024, was only brought to the attention of Tangerine’s management two days later, on February 20. The breach resulted in the unauthorized disclosure of a substantial amount of personal customer data.
The company issued a statement on February 21, 2024, detailing the extent of the data leak. Compromised information included customers’ full names, dates of birth, mobile and email contacts, postal addresses, and Tangerine account numbers. However, Tangerine assured that more sensitive data like credit/debit card details, driver’s license numbers, ID documents, banking information, and passwords were not affected, as the company does not store such data.
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