Rust-Based VENON Malware Targets 33 Brazilian Banks with Credential-Stealing Overlays
VENON is a newly discovered Rust-based banking malware targeting 33 Brazilian banks, designed to steal credentials through overlay attacks on Windows systems. This marks a notable shift in the Latin American cybercrime landscape from traditional Delphi-based malware families. The malware was first identified last month and poses a significant threat to Brazilian banking customers.
Summary
VENON is a newly discovered Rust-based banking malware targeting 33 Brazilian banks, designed to steal credentials through overlay attacks on Windows systems. This marks a notable shift in the Latin American cybercrime landscape from traditional Delphi-based malware families. The malware was first identified last month and poses a significant threat to Brazilian banking customers.
Indicators of Compromise
- malware — VENON