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Apparent security certificate turns out to be Android malware – Offered app sneakily gains access to mTANs

Apr

2013

The email Potential victims receive an email with an impersonal form of address and more or less detailed information about the EV-SSL certification process. G Data SecurityLabs have registered four different email designs so far. Here is a selection of subject lines encountered so far: EV-SSL-Zertifikat-App im Smartphone Betriebssystem EV-SSL-Zertifikat. Smartphone Betriebssystem Extended Validation-Zertifikate im […]

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Protecting Against Attacks Similar to “Red October”

Jan

2013

The targeted attack campaign dubbed Red October raises an interesting question for people working on the frontline of corporate security. How to defend one’s own organization against such attacks? And the good news is that at least for campaigns such as Red October, the information has been available for a long time already. From a […]

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Using Google Web Search to Find Compromised Google Images

May

2011

Google Search has a problem. For several weeks now, Google Image search results have been increasingly tainted by Search Engine Optimization (SEO) poisoning. Numerous sites linked to scareware trojans and exploits via Google Image results are discovered every day. Many of these sites would otherwise be considered as safe but they’ve been compromised by a […]

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