Posts Tagged ‘Dots’

Little app, big China: can Dots top the charts in the world’s largest mobile market?

May

2014

Like many of the best mobile games, Dots is deceptively simple. The app was created in the spring of 2013 by Patrick Moberg and Paul Murphy as part of a Hackers in Residence program at Betaworks, a four month development session meant to create new projects and see which ideas are worth pursuing. But in the […]

Category CA Technologies Tech Written by The Verge 0 Comments

Dissecting NBC’s Exploits and Malware Serving Web Site Compromise

Feb

2013

The web site of the National Broadcasting Company (NBC), NBC.com, is currently compromised, and is redirecting tens of thousands of legitimate users to multiple exploits serving and malware dropping malicious URLs. The campaign appears to have been launched by the same gang of cybercriminals that’s also been recently involved in impersonating Facebook Inc. and Verizon […]

Category Security Written by Dancho Danchev's Blog - Mind Streams of Information Security Knowledge 0 Comments

Tool Talk: Cracking the Code on XtremeRAT

Nov

2012

Late last week, reports began to surface that the Israeli police (along with other regional law enforcement) were targeted by a malware attack. The entry vector was described as a phishing campaign sent from Benny Gantz (head of the Israeli Defense Forces). Initially, details and indicators around the malware were beyond sparse. Aside from the FROM: address, […]

Category General Written by Blog Central > McAfee Labs 0 Comments

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Posts Tagged ‘Dots’

Little app, big China: can Dots top the charts in the world’s largest mobile market?

Dissecting NBC’s Exploits and Malware Serving Web Site Compromise

Tool Talk: Cracking the Code on XtremeRAT

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