Source Code of ERMAC V3.0 Malware Exposed by ‘changemeplease’ Password

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Source Code of ERMAC V3.0 Malware Exposed by ‘changemeplease’ Password

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Source Code of ERMAC V3.0 Malware Exposed by ‘changemeplease’ Password A significant security breach has exposed the complete source code of ERMAC V3.0, a sophisticated banking trojan that targets over 700 financial applications worldwide. The leak,discoveredby cybersecurity firm Hunt.io in March 2024, was made possible by a surprisingly weak default password: “changemeplease.” The discovery occurred when Hunt.io researchers identified an open directory containing the complete ERMAC V3.0 source ...

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