Spyware Security

« Previous PostPalin’s Explanation Next Post »Health Reform and Abortion Here’s A Test Posted by Joe KleinWednesday, July 8, 2009 at 11:23 am 30 Comments • Trackback (1) • Related Topics: cyber warfare, cyber warfare, North Korea Is it possible that the North Koreans launched a July 4 cyber attack on the US government? If so, what’s the appropriate retaliation? Should we turn the electricity in Pyongyang on and off a few times, if we can do it? The North Koreans are clearly in the midst of

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July 9th, 2009 | Category: Market news | Leave a comment

June saw more than its fair share of mass-compromised websites—with one wave early in the month and Nine Ball hitting later on in the month. One would hope that July would be different, but it was not to be.

Last week saw another wave of compromised websites that had one thing in common—they were all running [...]

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ColdFusion Spurs Another Mass Compromise

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July 9th, 2009 | Tags: Malware | Category: Malware | Leave a comment

Earlier this month, TrendLabs security experts discovered that around 40,000 websites have been hacked and seeded with code that bombarded visitors’ PCs with countless browser exploits to install a Trojan, which we already detected as TROJ_FFSEARCH.A. This Trojan has been found to be among the malware installed by another threat. It is known as FFSearcher, [...]

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Click Fraud Takes a Step Forward with TROJ_FFSEARCH

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July 9th, 2009 | Tags: Exploit, Malware, Security, Trojan | Category: Malware | Leave a comment