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Qakbot (also known as Quakbot or Qbot) is a banking trojan designed to steal personal information. Cyber criminals proliferate this virus using spam email campaigns. These emails are delivered with malicious attachments (Microsoft Office [typically Word] documents) that are presented as various i
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Discovered by GrujaRS, Amigo-X3 ransomware is a malicious program designed to encrypt files stored on victims' computers and keep them inaccessible and unusable unless ransoms are paid. Amigo-X3 renames all encrypted files by adding the ".Amigo-X3" extension. For example, "1.jpg" becomes "1.jpg.A
Non (also known as NonRansomware) is high-risk ransomware discovered by malware researcher, GrujaRS. Research shows that developers proliferate this ransomware using a trojan-type infection called DanaBot. Once infiltrated, Non encrypts most stored data and appends filenames with the ".non" extens
Plurox is the name of malicious software (malware) that is capable of proliferating itself on other computers connected to a local network. Its main purpose is to use victims' computers to mine cryptocurrency. Therefore, Plurox operates as a cryptocurrency miner. Generally, people are unaware of
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