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client information. • New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman's office has opened an investigation

https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/evrial-tro*an-switches-bitcoin-addresses-copied-to-windows- clipboard/ • A new information stealing Trojan called Evrial is being sold on criminal forums and being actively distributed in the wild. Like most infostealing Trojans, Evrial can steal browser

orums and being actively distributed in the wild. Like most infostealing Trojans, Evrial can steal browser cookies and stored credentials, but this Trojan also has the ability to monitor the Windows clipboard for certain text, and if detected, modify it to something else. • First discovered and tracke

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rs" for ransomware attacks. Kapersky has "detailed a new file-encrypting Trojan called RansomEXX that attacks Linux machines." This "highly targeted Trojan" is a "very real-world threat as large organizations have already fallen victim to RansomEXX." Red Canary product manager Gavin Matthews said, "Alth

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s" for ransomware attacks. Kapersky has "detailed a new file-encrypting Trojan called RansomEXX that attacks Linux machines." This "highly targeted Trojan" is a "very real-world threat as large organizations have already fallen victim to RansomEXX." Red Canary product manager Gavin Matthews said, "Alt

In a commentary in the Federal Times (8/4, 118K), Eric Jung, the CSfC program manager for Perspecta Lab

us Cyber Activity page for more information." Cyber Wire (8/4) reports CISA has published "a Malware Analysis Report on 'Taidoor,' a remote access Trojan that Chinese intelligence services have deployed against collection targets since 2008." The FBI and DOD "concurred in the analysis, and US Cyber Co

ly population,' said FBI Special Agent in Charge Eric B. Smith." California Couple Sentenced For Selli

s" for ransomware attacks. Kapersky has "detailed a new file-encrypting Trojan called RansomEXX that attacks Linux machines." This "highly targeted Trojan" is a "very real-world threat as large organizations have already fallen victim to RansomEXX." Red Canary product manager Gavin Matthews said, "Alt