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Microsoft today released a lucky 13 bulletins for April, with six rated critical and the others important. In total, Microsoft patched 29 unique CVEs for this round, with the most anticipated patch tied to Badlock. Microsoft addressed a number of critical browser vulnerabilities found in Internet Explorer and Edge. In the case of IE, Microsoft...
If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. If there’s one thing the recent surge in threats using macros to spread malware has shown, it’s that the vector is clearly working for attackers. Developers at Microsoft hope a feature in the latest version of Microsoft Office will reduce the frequency of those attacks by giving administrators...
It’s well documented that attackers have reignited their love affair with the Office macro, using it as a vector for spreading banking malware and even the BlackEnergy Trojan as of late. According to researchers at the San Jose security company zScaler, the bot Kasidet, also known as Neutrino, has also adopted this technique. Attackers peddling the bot have stepped it...
Attackers behind the Dridex Trojan have narrowed their sights on banks based in the United Kingdom frequented by high-value business accounts, researchers claim. When a new version of the Trojan was released two weeks ago, it was promptly followed by a series of infection campaigns that focused on U.K. users. Limor Kessem, a cybersecurity evangelist...