We first detected the banking malware EMOTET back in 2014, we looked into the banking malware’s routines and behaviors and took note of its information stealing abilities via network sniffing. After a period of relative inactivity, it appears it’s making a comeback with increased activity from new variants (Detected by Trend Micro as TSPY_EMOTET.AUSJLA

By Alice Decker, Jasen Sumalapao, and Gilber Sison In early December, GoldenEye ransomware  (detected by Trend Micro as RANSOM_GOLDENEYE.A) was observed targeting German-speaking users—particularly those belonging to the human resource department. GoldenEye, a relabeled version of the Petya (RANSOM_PETYA) and Mischa (RANSOM_MISCHA) ransomware combo, GoldenEy

Introduction In the summer of 2014, the company Trend Micro announced the detection of a new threat - the banking Trojan Emotet.  The description indicated that the malware could steal bank account details by intercepting traffic.  We call this modification version 1. In the autumn of that year a new version of Emotet was found.  It caugh

Security experts at Microsoft detected a new variant in the Win32/Emotet family which is targeting German users with a new spam email campaign. Researchers from Microsoft have uncovered a new criminal campaign is targeting German users with a new variant of a sophisticated banking malware, Trojan:Win32/Emotet.C. The attacker