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Fraudsters Use Legit AV Brands to Mask Boxer

Aug

2012

SMS scammers targeting Android smartphone users are showing no sign of ceasing. As long as Android has a big chunk of the consumer market, threats targeting this OS will never go away. So far, we’ve seen bogus mobile Internet browsers, such as a fake Opera Mini (an OpFake malware) and a fake Firefox (a Boxer […]

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Bank phishing malware bypasses DNS to trick the web browser

May

2012

by Dave Michmerhuizen & Luis Chapetti – Security Researchers Bank phishing is a world-wide problem, but nowhere is it more widespread or sophisticated than in Latin America. Consumers throughout the Southern Hemisphere are constantly bombarded by web links and spam attachments which present convincing displays that aim to steal usernames, passwords and other authentication tokens. […]

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Facebook Privacy: An Easy How-to Guide to Protecting Yourself

May

2011

IntroductionAs the sun is setting and I breathe some of the night time air I am inspired to write about Facebook. Yes, *the* Facebook, the third largest country if it were a physical place with boundaries under a common rule of law and government. When many people use a service such as this, it bears […]

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