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A Modern Ninja: Evasive Trickbot Attacks Customers of 60 High-Profile Companies
By ramanl
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Research by: Aliaksandr Trafimchuk, Raman Ladutska
This research comes as a follow-up to our previous article on Trickbot, “When Old Friends Meet Again: Why Emotet Chose Trickbot For Rebirth” where we provided an overview of the Trickbot infrastructure after its takedown. Check Point Research (CPR) now sheds some light on the technical details of key Trickbot modules.
Trickbot is a sophisticated and versatile malware with more than 20 modules that can be downloaded and executed on demand. Such modules allow the execution of all kinds of malicious activities and pose great danger to the customers of 60 high-profile financial (including…
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