ZDNet

This software update is deleting botnet malware from infected PCs around the world

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Bleeping Computer

Emotet malware now steals your email attachments to attack contacts

The Emotet malware botnet is now also using stolen attachments to increase the authenticity of spam emails used for infecting targets' systems. This is the first time the botnet is using stolen ...
ZDNet

Meet the white-hat group fighting Emotet, the world's most dangerous malware

This ebook, based on the latest ZDNet/TechRepublic special feature, offers a detailed look at how to build risk management policies to protect your critical digital assets. Read now For more than a ...
Bleeping Computer

Emotet malware attacks return after three-month break

The Emotet malware operation is again spamming malicious emails as of Tuesday morning after a three-month break, rebuilding its network and infecting devices worldwide. Emotet is a notorious malware ...
Dark Reading

Emotet Is Back and More Dangerous Than Before

Like Arnold Schwarzenegger's Terminator, the dreaded Emotet malware is back infecting computers worldwide and once again putting organizations at heightened risk of subsequent ransomware attacks.
TechRepublic

Emotet malware launches new email campaign

The malicious software had been slowly returning since November 2021, and saw a large number of phishing emails sent out with Emotet attached in April 2022. Although it had previously been foiled by a ...
Becker's Hospital Review

Emotet malware attacks up 1,200% in Q3: 5 things to know

HP noted a significant increase in malicious spam campaigns using Emotet malware during the third quarter in the “HP-Bromium Threat Insights Report, October 2020.” 1. Malicious spam campaigns ...
Computer Weekly

Emotet rated September’s ‘most popular’ malware

Emotet remained the most widespread Malware observed in September for the third month on the trot, affecting 14% of organisations worldwide, after coming back online over the summer following one of ...
techtimes

Emotet Botnet Returns | Researchers Say it was Once the ‘World’s Most Dangerous Malware’

Europol once described Emotet as the "world's most dangerous malware" due to providing backdoor access to its controllers. The malware compromises machines which can be leased to groups like ...