A Case Study on Dridex Banking Malware

A form of malware called Dridex is targeting finance employees at small to midsize companies. The criminals are sending emails with Microsoft Word and Excel attachments. The emails are very targeted and trick the employee into opening the attachment. Once the employee opens the attachment and enables macros the malware infects the computer. It sits on the computer and waits to steals valuable information such as banking login credentials. It can also steal other login credentials to social media accounts etc.

Fujitsu has a very good video on a Dridex Case Study. Worth sharing with clients and colleagues!


 

Are you providing Security Training to your Clients?

badge w light burst white (1)
Exclusively for Our MSP Partners

Now Available: Gen AI Certification From BSN

Lead Strategic AI Conversations with Confidence

Breach Secure Now’s Generative AI Certification helps MSPs simplify the AI conversation, enabling clients to unlock the value of gen AI for their business, build trust, and drive growth – positioning you as a leader in the AI space.

More on blogs

The AI Boomerang Effect: Why Companies (and AI) Still Need People

The AI Boomerang trend is proving that AI does not eliminate the need for skilled employees. Instead, organizations need people who know how to use

From MSP to MIP: BSN’s Key Takeaways from Pax8 Beyond 2026

The BSN team returned from Pax8 Beyond 2026 with valuable insights on AI adoption, cybersecurity, compliance, and the industry's shift from Managed Service Providers to

Social Engineering: The Cyber Threat That Targets People, Not Technology

Social engineering remains one of the most effective cyberattack methods because it targets human behavior instead of technical vulnerabilities. From phishing emails and executive impersonation
Take the First Step

Experience Training That Makes a Difference

during the demo you’ll:

Take the First Step

Experience Training That Makes a Difference

During the demo you’ll: