top of page
Search

Ten people have been charged in keylogging attacks that caused $100 million in financial losses

  • Liz Lindsay
  • Aug 30, 2019
  • 1 min read

According to a NY Times report , the cybercriminals used a malware called GozNym, which infected more than 41,000 computers. It relied on spam emails, disguised as legitimate messages, that once opened enabled the malware to be downloaded onto the machines. From there, the hackers could record keystrokes from the victims' computers to steal banking log-in credentials and then launder the stolen money into foreign bank accounts they controlled.



 
 
 

Comments


Interested in learning more? Send us a message here.

Thanks for submitting!

CyberIDLock-all-blue-8-13-21-basic.png

Tel: Phone: 1-888-901-0082

CyberIDLock is a product of Advanced Cyber Security Corp.

© 2022 Advanced Cyber Security 

bottom of page