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The New Japanese “Not Just One-Click” Fraud on Google Play

Jul

2013

Since the beginning of the year, Japanese one-click fraud scammers have continued to pump new apps onto Google Play and the market has struggled to keep itself clean. Though many are removed on the day they are published, some remain for a few days. Although they have short lives, the apps must provide ample profit […]

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Jumcar. Timeline, crypto, and specific functions. [Second part]

May

2013

Jumcar stands out from other malicious code developed in Latin America because of its particularly aggressive features. At the moment three generations of this malware family exist, which basically use symmetric algorithms in the first and second generation, and an asymmetric algorithm in the third. In this manner the configuration parameters are hidden, progressively increasing […]

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Sinkholing of Trojan Downloader Zortob.B reveals fast growing malware threat

Mar

2013

Any malicious code that has infected 25,000 computers–60% of them in the United States–and achieved a spam rate of 80 million messages per hour, which in turn lead to 1,400 compromised websites, is a threat worthy of analysis. Such is the case with the malware we detect as Win32/TrojanDownloader.Zortob.B. This computer Trojan can steal credentials […]

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Posts Tagged ‘seven months’

The New Japanese “Not Just One-Click” Fraud on Google Play

Jumcar. Timeline, crypto, and specific functions. [Second part]

Sinkholing of Trojan Downloader Zortob.B reveals fast growing malware threat

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