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MCAFEE LABS Steamstealer Attacks Victims via Chat By Tarun Dewan on Feb 14, 2015... During the last few months, McAfee Labs has seen an increase in Steamstealer samples. The following chart shows the recent trend: Steamstealer is a Trojan that remotely steals a victim’s sensitive information. This malware needs Microsoft .Net framework to be installed on the victim’s machine and spreads via spam messages that come through the Steam [] Read More | No Comments MCAFEE LABS, SECURITY CONNECTED January Twitter #SecChat RecapNew Year, New Cyberthreats: What’s in Store for 2015? By McAfee Enterprise on Feb 06, 2015 The figgy pudding is gone, the champagne is flat. As New Year celebrations fade to the past and 2015 really sets in, one thing remains constant: cybercriminals have not changed. They’re still up to their tried and true antics, and the year will bring new, more sophisticated threats to individuals and enterprises alike. In our [] Read More | No Comments MCAFEE LABS The Rise of Backdoor-FCKQ (CTB-Locker) By Raj Samani , Christiaan Beek on Jan 21, 2015 By Raj Samani (@Raj_Samani) and Christiaan Beek (@ChristiaanBeek) In the McAfee Labs Threats Report published in November 2014, Senior Vice President Vincent Weafer commented that 2014 will be remembered as the year of shaken trust. Indeed almost every threat measured saw notable increases in Q3 that pointed to a rather ominous 2015. There was, however, [] Read More | 9 Comments MCAFEE LABS, SECURITY CONNECTED New Year, New Cyberthreats: What’s in Store for 2015? January #SecChat By Rick Simon on Jan 15, 2015 Unfortunately, the good guys aren’t the only ones with resolutions for the New Year. From cyber espionage to increasingly unforgiving ransomware, non-Windows malware to attacks on the Internet of Thingsnew and evolving cyberthreats are expected to surface rapidly in 2015. Join us for a discussion of the current and upcoming cyberthreat landscape, and the ways [] Read More | No Comments MCAFEE LABS Apps Sending Plain HTTP Put Personal Data at Risk By Scott Wu on Jan 14, 2015 At the AVAR Conference in November 2014, McAfee Labs presented how to exploit a cross-site scripting vulnerability of the Costco and Walgreens apps on Android. We shared with our audience research on other app vulnerabilities because we believe apps (especially mobile apps) will be an increasing attack surface for cybercriminals. Today we’d like to provide [] Read More | 1 Comment