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Dridex Banking Malware Turns Up in Mexico

Dridex is a type of banking malware designed to collect login credentials and intervene in transactions. It was often distributed through phishing emails with malicious attachments. Researchers with Mexico-based Metabase Q, a cybersecurity services company, have seen three campaigns in Mexico starting in April of this year. The hosting and distribution point for the malware was the website of Odette Carolina Lastra Garca, a representative for the Green Party – Partido Verde Ecologista de Mxico – in the Congress of the state of Tabasco.”]

Source: https://www.careersinfosecurity.com/dridex-banking-malware-turns-up-in-mexico-a-17879

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