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AT&T is battling a modular malware called EwDoor on 5,700 VoIP servers, but it could have a larger wildcard certificate problem.
https://threatpost.com/att-botnet-network/176711/
Malware borrows generously from code used by other botnets such as Mirai, Qbot and Zbot.
https://threatpost.com/enemybot-malware-targets-web-servers-cms-tools-and-android-os/179765/
The info-stealing trojan used SMS messages and lifted contact credentials to spread with unprecedented speed across Android devices globally since December 2020.
https://threatpost.com/international-authorities-take-down-flubot-malware-network/179825/
The brief spearphishing campaigns spread malware and use compromised networks to steal credentials that can be sold or used to commit financial fraud.
https://threatpost.com/spyware-blitzes-compromise-cannibalize-ics-networks/177851/