Tag: Overlay
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Bluetooth Overlay Skimmer That Blocks Chip
As a total sucker for anything skimming-related, I was interested to hear from a reader working security for a retail chain in the United …
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Phishing Campaign Uses Homepage Overlay to Trick Victims
A recently uncovered phishing campaign designed to harvest credentials used companies’ official webpages as an overlay to hide malicious …
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Attackers Steal Outlook Credentials Via Overlay Screens on Legitimate Sites
Attackers are on the prowl for enterprise Microsoft Outlook credentials, with a new phishing campaign that leverages email-quarantine …
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How a Cunning Remote Overlay Malware Met Its Match
co-authored by Nadav Katzenell, Head of Machine Learning, Data & Research, IBM Trusteer This article explores how an aggressive and elusive …
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Overlay Attacks Are Back
Overlay attacks are all the rage today. They’ve been around for a few years, but they’re becoming popular again as desktop systems are …
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Toast Overlay Message Exploit Found on the Google Play Store
Toastamigo is the first weaponisation of the concept and it affects all versions of Android except for Android Oreo and devices which have …
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All Android Version Except 8.0/Oreo are Vulnerable to Toast Overlay Malware Attack
A First Android malware called TOASTAMIGO has been discovered that capable of installing other malware into infected devices using Toast …
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Overlay RAT Malware Uses AutoIt Scripting to Bypass Antivirus Detection
IBM X-Force Research follows the cybercrime arena across the globe to map the trends that shape online crime in each region. Brazil is a …
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Overlay Technique from Brazilian Banking Trojans Making Resurgence
Could we be sitting on the precipice of a shift in banking fraud? Some researchers say yes, if attackers follow the playbook of a little …
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“Toast” Vulnerability in Android Allowed for New Overlay Attacks
Tracked as CVE-2017-0752 and described as an elevation of privilege vulnerability in the Android framework (windowmanager), the bug abuses the “Toast” notifications in the operating system to modify what users see on the screen. Unlike similar overlay attacks, however, the new method does not require specific permissions or conditions to be effective, Palo Alto’s security…
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Beware!! All Android Versions Up to 7.0 are Vulnerable to Toast Overlay Attack
Cloak & Dagger is a new class of potential attacks affecting Android devices. These attacks allow a malicious app to completely control the UI feedback loop and take over the device — without giving the user a chance to notice the malicious activity. Read full news article on GBHackers
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Patch your Android device to foil Toast Overlay attacks
Overlay attacks are nothing new for Android users, and Palo Alto Networks Unit 42 researchers have found yet another way for attackers to perpetrate them. An “overlay attack” allows an attacker’s app to lay windows over other windows and apps running on the device, effectively tricking users into clicking on buttons and allowing actions that…
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