Trickbot is back, this time with a stealthy code injection trick.

The botnet operators behind two infamous trojans have banded together to gouge victims in a costly scheme.

Emails try to get recipients to share revealing photos of themselves so scammers can later extort them later.

Banking Trojan Retefe is adopting new WannaCry tricks, adding an EternalBlue module to propagate the malware.

Researchers at My Online Security and the SANS Internet Storm Center have analyzed spam campaigns utilizing plausible imitations of legitimate banking domains to spread the Trickbot banking malware.

The banking Trojan TrickBot is evolving fast, according to researchers, and within weeks will expand its victim list and attack scope.

Researchers at Fidelis report there are similarities in coding and behavior between a new banking Trojan called TrickBot and the notorious Dyre malware.