Hackers market a Gmail tool they claim survives password resets

First reported by Security Affairs at · Updated · 2 sources

Developers claim their tool can keep reading victims’ inboxes after account passwords change, but its effectiveness remains unverified, according to Security Affairs. The publisher reports a subscription price of $1,000 per month and cites findings from cybersecurity firm Hudson Rock, while Neowin identifies the malware as Remus.

Covered by 2 publishers within 19 hours of the first report.

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Security Affairs Hackers Advertise a $1,000 Gmail Tool That Allegedly Survives Password Resets · Pierluigi Paganini
Neowin Remus malware claims to retain Gmail account access even after a password change · Justin Luna