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KREMLIN Banking Malware Infects Over 1,500 Systems With Malicious Chrome Extension

KREMLIN is a banking malware operation that plants a hostile browser extension on infected computers. The extension can harvest passwords, session cookies, and other data that can let criminals enter online accounts. The campaign begins with fake JavaScript documents that pose as bank records or invoices. Once opened, they install components and target Chrome and […] The post KREMLIN Banking Malware Infects Over 1,500 Systems With Malicious Chrome Extension appeared first on Cyber Security News.
KREMLIN is a banking malware operation that plants a hostile browser extension on infected computers. The extension can harvest passwords, session cookies, and other data that can let criminals enter online accounts. The campaign begins with fake JavaScript documents that pose as bank records or invoices. Once opened, they install components and target Chrome and Edge profiles. The lures are written in Portuguese and impersonate Brazilian banks and payment services. The activity has run…
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