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Chinese Hacker Targets South Korean Banks with AI-Powered Toolshighperson_alertThreat Actor
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Chinese Hacker Targets South Korean Banks with AI-Powered Tools

The threat actor is identified as a Chinese hacker who conducted targeted cyberattacks against South Korean financial institutions. Motivation appears to be focused on the financial services sector, potentially for financial gain, espionage, or disru…

BleepingComputer10 Oct · 12:16 UTC
Wazza phishing kit uses multi-stage routing to evade detectionhighbug_reportVulnerability
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Wazza phishing kit uses multi-stage routing to evade detection

Banking, government, and manufacturing organizations in the US, EU, and Australia. The kit uses wildcard domains (e.g., boegl-krysl[.]eu) and Cloudflare Workers infrastructure (beacon-surge-sync[...]workers[.]dev) to deliver Adobe-themed Device Code…

The Hacker News8 Oct · 08:30 UTC
South Korea investigates AI-assisted breaches at major bankshighpublicGeopolitical
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South Korea investigates AI-assisted breaches at major banks

The coordinated cyberattacks against South Korea's financial sector—affecting Shinhan Bank, KB Kookmin Bank, and Hana Bank—represent a significant escalation in targeting critical financial infrastructure in Northeast Asia.

BleepingComputer5 Oct · 12:22 UTC
RatHat MaaS Operators Deploy AI-Powered Android Banking Trojanhighperson_alertThreat Actor
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RatHat MaaS Operators Deploy AI-Powered Android Banking Trojan

RatHat operators are cybercriminals running a malware-as-a-service (MaaS) platform focused on Android banking fraud. The operators build and distribute the RatHat Android banking trojan, providing customers with web-based consoles to control infected…

Android28 Sep · 15:38 UTC
KREMLIN malware force-installs malicious Chrome/Edge extensions via bypasshighbug_reportVulnerability
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KREMLIN malware force-installs malicious Chrome/Edge extensions via bypass

Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge browsers on Windows systems. Active campaign since May 2025 with 1,515+ confirmed infections, primarily in Brazil. Affects users who execute malicious JavaScript files disguised as business documents.

Google Chrome16 Sep · 16:50 UTC
REF9334 Deploys KREMLIN Malware Targeting Brazilian Financial Sectorhighperson_alertThreat Actor
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REF9334 Deploys KREMLIN Malware Targeting Brazilian Financial Sector

REF9334 is a Brazilian threat actor tracked by Elastic Security Labs, active since at least May 2025. The actor specializes in banking fraud operations targeting Brazilian financial institutions through sophisticated malware delivery campaigns.

Google15 Sep · 16:54 UTC
€30M Bank Fraud via Service Provider Exploit Targets Commerzbankhighperson_alertThreat Actor
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€30M Bank Fraud via Service Provider Exploit Targets Commerzbank

An unknown cybercriminal group, financially motivated, conducted a coordinated bank fraud operation targeting Commerzbank customers. The group operated across multiple jurisdictions, with four members arrested in Brazil and three charged in Europe.

Commerzbank14 Aug · 16:04 UTC
Two H1 2026 campaigns use compromised email and clipboard hijackinghighbug_reportVulnerability
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Two H1 2026 campaigns use compromised email and clipboard hijacking

Campaign 1: Users in Czechia, Slovakia, Poland, and Lithuania targeted by GepyS banking malware via compromised corporate email accounts. Campaign 2: Cryptocurrency users globally affected by Rust-based clipboard hijacker monitoring 21 blockchain typ…

BleepingComputer7 Aug · 12:00 UTC
REF6045 targets Mexican banking sector with SCMBANKER via ClickFix lureshighperson_alertThreat Actor
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REF6045 targets Mexican banking sector with SCMBANKER via ClickFix lures

REF6045 is a financially motivated threat actor conducting banking fraud operations against Mexican financial institutions and their customers. The actor targets banking, fintech, and cryptocurrency exchange users in Mexico, leveraging social enginee…

The Hacker News8 Jul · 10:52 UTC
RedWing Android MaaS enables bank fraud via credential thefthighbug_reportVulnerability
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RedWing Android MaaS enables bank fraud via credential theft

Android devices targeted by RedWing malware, distributed as Malware-as-a-Service on Telegram. Variant of Oblivion MaaS. Primarily affects banking applications and users with compromised devices.

The Hacker News7 Jul · 15:10 UTC
Ousaban banking trojan targets Spain and Portugal via phishinghighbug_reportVulnerability
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Ousaban banking trojan targets Spain and Portugal via phishing

Windows users in Spain and Portugal. Ousaban banking trojan campaign using fake PDF lures with geolocation filtering and steganography techniques. No specific product vulnerability; threat actor campaign identified by Fortinet FortiGuard Labs in May…

Fortinet1 Jul · 13:26 UTC
Malicious NuGet package "Sicoob.Sdk" steals banking credentialshighbug_reportVulnerability
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Malicious NuGet package "Sicoob.Sdk" steals banking credentials

NuGet package "Sicoob.Sdk" versions 2.0.0 through 2.0.4. Targets developers integrating with Sicoob (Brazilian cooperative banking system). Affects .NET development environments where the malicious package was installed.

Sicoob29 May · 07:11 UTC
Banking trojans Grandoreiro and BTMOB target LATAM and Europehighbug_reportVulnerability
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Banking trojans Grandoreiro and BTMOB target LATAM and Europe

Windows and Android devices in Latin America (Brazil, Mexico) and Europe (Spain, Portugal). Grandoreiro targets Windows systems at companies; BTMOB RAT targets Android mobile users in Brazil.

Windows27 May · 14:10 UTC