I assume you already heard about the CSIS Heimdal Security Agent, right?! If not you should visit our Heimdal website for further information. It’s located here: https://heimdalagent.com....
I assume you already heard about the CSIS Heimdal Security Agent, right?! If not you should visit our Heimdal website for further information. It’s located here: https://heimdalagent.com....
In the recent weeks, the tech media have been buzzing about Google "declaring war" on passwords, and researching alternative authentication options. It will certianly be exciting to follow their progress, but for now, We would like to offer a bit of advice on creating good passwords....
The home Trojan-banker known as Shylock has just yesterday been updated with new functions. When analyzed, during an investigation, we noticed that Shylock is now capable of spreading using the popular Voice over IP service and software application, Skype. This allows the malicious Trojan-banker to infect more hosts and continue to be a prevalent threat. Also, the timing does not seem completely coincidental as Microsoft just recently announced that they are discontinuing their Messenger solution and replacing it with Skype....
About a month ago eCrime researchers at CSIS Security Group discovered a new Trojan-banker which we dubbed ”Tinba” alias Tinybanker. The naming was decided based on the small size of the Trojan and the fact that this is the smallest Trojan-banker in the world - also see: "Say hello to Tinba: World’s smallest trojan-banker", https://www.csis.dk/en/csis/news/3566/...
Containing the Global Cybercrime Threat is Focus of Counter eCrime Operations Summit (CeCOS VI) in Prague, April 25-27 2012....
CSIS has observed a new Facebook campaign/survey, which is flourishing right now among incautious, inquisitive Facebook users. This a case of classic, but persuasive bait:...
On the 23rd of March 2011 we posted a blog about the source code for the infamous crime kit ZeuS (Wsnpoem/Zbot) being sold on at least two dark market forums (see: http://www.csis.dk/en/csis/blog/3176/)....
The first advanced DIY (Do-It-Yourself) crimeware kit aimed at the Mac OS X platform has just been announced on a few closed underground forums. Detailed information about this crimeware kit is not being leaked publicly and the authors of the kit are obviously trying to stay below the radar allowing only vetted users of the forums to see most of the content....