Posts Tagged ‘shell commands’

W3 Total Cache and WP Super Cache Vulnerability Being Targeted in the Wild

May

2013

As if on queue, almost 7 days since we released the post about the latest W3TC and WP Super Cache remote command execution vulnerability, we have started to see attacks spring up across our network. In our post you might remember this:<!-mfunc echo PHP_VERSION; -><!-/mfunc->In this example we explained how it was a very simple […]

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Fake Cleaning Apps in Google Play: an AutoRun Attack and More

Feb

2013

Almost exactly one year ago, Google announced the addition of a “new layer to Android security,” a service codenamed Bouncer that was intended to provide automated scanning of the Android Market for potentially malicious software. However, as my colleague Jimmy Shah wrote in a previous blog post, Bouncer has not been enough to keep all […]

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Malicious Email Campaign Uses Current Socio-Political Events as Lure for Targeted Attack

Mar

2012

We have recently analyzed a series of emails sent to specific users that leverage a certain prominent socio-political issue. One of these messages is about the supposed statement from the German Chancellor regarding the protests in Lhasa, Tibet. The From field indicates that it came from a key officer from the ATC or Australian Tibet […]

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