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KeyRaider

A Few of Unit 42’s Greatest Contributions to Threat Intelligence Research

In 2015, Unit 42, the global threat intelligence division at Palo Alto Networks, discovered that more than 39 iOS apps were infected with xCodeGhost, the first compiler malware in OSX. By targeting the compilers used to create legitimate apps, xCodeGhost is able to use infected apps to collect information from devices and upload...

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Dec 23, 2019

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The Threat Intelligence Research That Mattered to You This Year

Unit 42 did some incredible work in 2015 discovering, analyzing and disclosing malware – some new and others making a reappearance. Take a look below...

Dec 30, 2015

By Anna Lough

Malware, Threat Prevention, Unit 42

Novel Malware XcodeGhost Modifies Xcode, Infects Apple iOS Apps and Hits Ap...

UPDATE: Since this report's original posting on September 17, three additional XCodeGhost updates have been published, available here, here and here.

Sep 17, 2015

By Claud Xiao

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Palo Alto Networks News of the Week – September 5

We’ve rounded up all of the top Palo Alto Networks news from this past week.Unit 42 shared its findings on KeyRaider, an iOS malware that has stolen over 225,000 Apple accounts and led to what is believed to be...

Sep 05, 2015

By Chad Berndtson

Cybersecurity, Malware, Mobility, Threat Prevention, Unit 42

KeyRaider iOS Malware: How to Keep Yourself Safe

Earlier this week we published an analysis of KeyRaider, which is an iOS malware family and a reminder of the risks users take when they choose to jailbreak their mobile devices.

Sep 01, 2015

By Ryan Olson

Cybersecurity, Malware, Mobility, Threat Prevention, Unit 42

KeyRaider: iOS Malware Steals Over 225,000 Apple Accounts to Create Free Ap...

Recently, WeipTech was analyzing suspicious Apple iOS tweaks reported by users and found over 225,000 valid Apple accounts with passwords stored on a...

Aug 30, 2015

By Claud Xiao

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