Posts Tagged ‘license agreement’

Lime Pop: The Next Android.Enesoluty App

Mar

2013

The gang that maintains Android.Enesoluty has been busy since last summer registering over one hundred domains used to host app sites and sending spam from these domains. It is now apparent that the group is also still busy developing malware variants. Several days ago, Symantec discovered a new variant of Android.Enesoluty.As is the case with […]

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Hacking Tools, Survey Scam Using SOPA Target Facebook Users

Jun

2012

While monitoring our Smart Protection NetworkT data, we noticed a suspicious file from the website http://{BLOCKED}bookhacking.com/FacebookHackerPro_Install.exe. From the looks of the domain name, it suggests that it hosts a hacking tool for the social networking site Facebook. When I checked, the file is supposedly capable of obtaining Facebook passwords. Based on our analysis of the […]

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SKYPE: (S)ecurely (K)eep (Y)our (P)ersonal (E)-communications

Mar

2012

SKYPE: Securely Keep Your Personal E-communications From time to time people get new computer equipment and need to (re-)install all their favorite programs. Often a painful and time-consuming job, but afterwards it should ease the way of working with the new equipment. Even security gurus have to undergo this procedure at regular intervals. In November […]

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