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Since it has been a little while since we profiled a DDoS botnet family on the blog, let’s take a look at Trojan.BlackRev (also known as the “Black Revolution” trojan.) It was named for the Mutex set in early versions of the malware. This family is interesting from a research perspective because there are at […]

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ARBOR SERT – Trojan.Prinimalka is a banking trojan associated with an attack campaign that received quite a bit of press in October 2012. “Project Blitzkrieg” is “a new cybecriminal [sic] project aimed at recruiting 100 botmasters to help launch a series of lucrative online heists targeting 30 U.S. banks. The Trojan installs a proxy on […]

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This seems to be my week for flagging password-related blogs. Well, there are plenty of stolen password issues around. So here's a blog in stark contrast to Urban Schrott's blog about good password practice in Ireland (which I expanded on here and here). Troy Hunt ran an analysis of the subset of stolen Sony Pictures […]

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