Stuxnet famously used legitimate digital certificates to sign its malware. A research paper from last year found that the practice is much more common than previously thought.
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Recently we found several malicious executables with similar characteristics. These files were found on the following six domains: janashfordplumbing.com kalliskallis.com lowes-pianos-and-organs.com continental1.com foreigntire.com gjhimages.com The URLs used, adhered to the following two formats: http://www.[domain].com/awstats6_data/[a-f0-9]{10}/?f=sm_main.mp3&k=[0-9]{15} http://www.[domain].com/images/[folder]/[folder]/[a-f0-9]{10}/?f=sm_main.mp3&k=[0-9]{15} These six domains are otherwise legitimate sites that have been compromised and used to serve malicious content. While I didn’t […]
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