Bajrang Mane

Bajrang Mane

Bajrang Mane is leading the Threat Analysis, Incident response, and Automation teams in Quick Heal Security Labs. Having spent 13 years in the IT security industry, he has worked on various aspects of malware analysis and its detection.

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GandCrab Riding Emotet’s Bus!

Emotet Known for constantly changing its payload and infection vectors like spam mail, Malicious Doc and even Malicious JS…

Beware! Your website might be delivering Emotet malware

In 2018, we saw a surge in Emotet activity. Emotet started as a banking trojan but this blog…

Quick Heal detects banking Trojans imitating popular social media and banking apps in India

Quick Heal Security Labs has spotted two banking Trojan malware. These malware imitate some popular social and banking…

An analysis of the Dharma ransomware outbreak by Quick Heal Security Labs

On April 25, 2018, Quick Heal Security Labs issued an advisory on a new ransomware outbreak. We are…

Beware! A new .Net Ransomware is encrypting files with .Lime

Cases of the “Lime ransomware” have been recently reported to Quick Heal Security Labs. Our research team has…

Beware of fake cryptocurrency mining apps – a report by Quick Heal Security Labs

Cryptocurrency has become a famous and valuable digital asset. One of the ways to earn cryptocurrencies is to…

Android banking Trojan targets more than 232 apps including apps offered by Indian banks

Quick Heal Security Labs detected an Android Banking Trojan that targets more than 232 banking apps including those…

Android ransomware demands iTunes gift cards as a ransom – an analysis by Quick Heal Security Labs

Typically, a ransomware will demand money or cryptocurrency after it has locked down your computer or phone or…

IcedID – a new sophisticated banking Trojan: a technical analysis by Quick Heal Security Labs

IcedID is a new player in the banking Trojan family. It has a modular architecture and capable of…

Worm.Gamarue – What it is and How does it Evolve?

Another popular malware whose mode of transport is removable drives, is known as worm.gamarue. This malware is also…