Dismantling ZLoader Trojan by Microsoft
ZLoader With court permission, Microsoft seized control of 65 domains used to control the Zloader botnet. It was possible to identify them through the joint…
Windows 11 Upgrade Installs Info-Stealing Malware
Cybercriminals persuade unsuspecting users to install a fake upgrade to Windows 11, which in fact, copies malware into the system that steals data from the…
Trojan Emotet has multiplied its spam activity and started attacking 64-bit systems
Emotet bot growers continue to increase their combat potential through malicious mailings. In February, Kaspersky Lab’s security solutions blocked about 3,000 spam emails generated by…
A New REvil Site Has Appeared in the Tor Network, Linked by a Redirect to The Original
The REvil servers on the Tor network are back online and are now redirecting requests to the new leak site. Its pages contain a long…
VOOK Virus (.vook File) Ransomware
The Vook virus belongs to the STOP/Djvu ransomware group and targets Windows computers. It works by encrypting the files on these computers, changing them into files with a “.Vook” extension, and then leaving a ransom note named “readme.txt” in each folder it affects. Known as one of the most powerful types of malware, the Vook…
LOOY Virus (.looy File) Ransomware
The Looy virus belongs to the STOP/Djvu ransomware group and targets Windows computers. It works by encrypting the files on these computers, changing them into files with a “.Looy” extension, and then leaving a ransom note named “readme.txt” in each folder it affects. Known as one of the most powerful types of malware, the Looy…