Secplicity Blog - Malware

Ethereum Malware Loader Targets Portuguese-Speaking Users

TL;DR Cristóbal Tárraga García, a member of the WatchGuard Threat Lab, uncovered a malware loader targeting Portuguese-speaking users that uses an Ethereum smart contract to dynamically locate attacker infrastructure and distribute additional payloads. The multi-stage infection chain combines…

ErrTraffic Malware Campaign: ClickFix and EtherHiding

TL;DR Euler Neto, a member of the WatchGuard Threat Lab identified an active malware campaign using the ErrTraffic Malware-as-a-Service framework to distribute multiple threats through compromised WordPress websites, ClickFix social engineering, and EtherHiding. The campaign uses Polygon blockchain…

CISA Incident Lessons, Amazon Q Flaw, and Giga Wiper

In Episode 378 of The 443 Security Simplified, Marc Laliberte and Corey Nachreiner examine lessons from a recent CISA security incident, a vulnerability affecting the Amazon Q Developer extension for Visual Studio Code, and Microsoft research into a destructive malware platform known as Giga Wiper…

The Spec Is Back, But Nobody Told Security

What happens when AI makes Waterfall agile? A few weeks ago, I was sitting with one of our engineering VPs while he walked me through his workflow in Cursor. Before writing a single line of code, he spent a meaningful amount of time using Cursor to craft a feature specification, a detailed natural…

Grandoreiro Malware Campaign Targets Europe and Latin America

WatchGuard telemetry identified a campaign associated to Grandoreiro that uses the DLL Side-Loading technique abusing four different softwares, targeting banks in Portugal. Also, it was identified cases of a known campaign that uses a malicious VBS to deliver the malware, targeting companies in…