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Cybercriminals have introduced the ‘Eternity Malware Project,’ a new malware-as-a-service offering in which cyber attackers may buy a malware toolkit that can be modified with different modules based on the type of attack being carried out.
Cybercriminals have introduced the 'Eternity Malware Project,' a new malware-as-a-service offering in which cyber attackers may buy a malware toolkit that can
This seventh edition of Forcepoint Security News is packed with details. Apple and Facebook reportedly send customer data to hackers in response to fake legal requests, Triton malware is still targeting energy firms, hackers use MFA tools to target Indian government officials, the FCC warns that Kaspersky services pose unacceptable risk to national security, the FBI warns
In this analysis, Cyble looks at the Eternity Malware suite, listing a wide variety of malware for sale on Telegram.
For obvious reasons, cybercriminals used to be discrete in their operations to steal financial details, swindle money from bank accounts, and personal information from naive users, and even hack giant corporate companies for ransom. Now, bad actors have turned bold and are offering malware-as-a-service (MaaS) to potential clients online.
Researchers claim that this single tool may gather data from a wide range of apps, including web browsers and cryptocurrency wallets and VPN clients.
