Researchers are monitoring sales and infection rates of a new keylogger being sold on the dark web for $25 to $35. Along with capturing keystrokes, iSpy grabs passwords stored in web browsers, records Skype chats, takes webcam screenshots and steals the license keys of software such as Adobe Photoshop and Microsoft Office.
iSpy malware employs a number of obfuscation techniques that include deleting the host computer’s “‘Zone.Identifier’ flag from Alternate Data Stream (ADS) to disable the security warning message that is displayed every time the malware file is executed,” wrote Atinderpal Singh in the Zscaler ThreatLabZ analysis of the malware posted online this week.
See more at: iSpy Keylogger Targets Passwords, Skype, Webcams https://wp.me/p3AjUX-vpI
iSpy malware employs a number of obfuscation techniques that include deleting the host computer’s “‘Zone.Identifier’ flag from Alternate Data Stream (ADS) to disable the security warning message that is displayed every time the malware file is executed,” wrote Atinderpal Singh in the Zscaler ThreatLabZ analysis of the malware posted online this week.
See more at: iSpy Keylogger Targets Passwords, Skype, Webcams https://wp.me/p3AjUX-vpI
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