Google Chrome update

Winsage
June 19, 2024
Legitimate websites hacked to distribute BadSpace backdoor on Windows machines. Malicious code inserted into compromised websites triggers fake Google Chrome update pop-up window delivering BadSpace backdoor or its loader. BadSpace capabilities include system data collection, screenshot capturing, anti-sandbox checks, command execution, persistence through scheduled tasks, file manipulation, and scheduled task removal. Connection found between campaign's domains and SocGholish downloader malware. Other attack campaigns using compromised websites to host fake browser updates to disseminate remote access trojans and information-stealing malware also reported.
Winsage
June 17, 2024
Legitimate websites compromised to distribute Windows backdoor known as BadSpace through fake browser updates. Threat actors using multi-stage attack chain involving infected websites, command-and-control servers, fake browser updates, and JScript downloader. Malware details shared by researchers kevross33 and Gi7w0rm. BadSpace includes anti-sandbox measures and establishes persistence using scheduled tasks. Other campaigns using fake browser updates on compromised sites to distribute information stealers and remote access trojans.
AppWizard
May 19, 2024
Brokewell is a malicious software posing as a Google Chrome update that can give cybercriminals access to sensitive information, including banking applications. The discovery of Brokewell highlights the importance of being vigilant when downloading updates, especially from reputable sources like Google Chrome. Threatfabric has shown that distinguishing between legitimate updates and imposters like Brokewell can be difficult. Brokewell is a significant threat to the banking sector and uses overlay attacks to steal user credentials and take over devices. It is important for Android Chrome users to be cautious during installations to protect their personal information from being compromised.
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