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Latin American Financial Cybercrime

Portuguese- and Spanish-speaking crews targeting Iberian and Latin American banking, payment and corporate environments.

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A $5.80 deposit buys remote execution on hosts BraZetsu has already catalogued

Group-IB says the Exilware crew built BraZetsu to score compromised Iberian and Latin American machines by value and sell entry to whoever wants to run their own payload, which changes how a stealer alert should be triaged.

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Latin American Financial Cybercrime — Clarity Today