Cridex

Description

(Kaspersky) Dridex made its first appearance as an independent malicious program (under the name “Cridex”) around September 2011. An analysis of a Cridex sample (MD5: 78cc821b5acfc017c855bc7060479f84) demonstrated that, even in its early days, the malware could receive dynamic configuration files, use web injections to steal money, and was able to infect USB media. This ability influenced the name under which the “zero” version of Cridex was detected — Worm.Win32.Cridex.

Names

Name
Cridex
Bugat
Feodo

Category

Malware

Type

  • Banking trojan
  • Credential stealer
  • Worm

Information

Malpedia

Alienvault Otx

Other Information

Uuid

a4d512bf-990c-4bb4-93bc-6cca12d429f9

Last Card Change

2020-05-24