Posts Tagged ‘stealth techniques’

The Java Autorun Worm, Java.Cogyeka (2 of 3)

Jul

2013

ObfuscationsIn my previous blog, I discussed some stealth techniques Java.Cogyeka uses. These stealth techniques are not effective at deceiving users or security researchers, but their use proves that Java malware is continuously improving.Aside from the stealth techniques, Java.Cogyeka is designed to evade security researchers through various obfuscation techniques. Some are effective, some are overdone. Overdone […]

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New version of Panda Cloud. Oh wait!

Oct

2012

A new Trojan has been discovered –DarkAngle– that steals users’ confirmation information like passwords, banking details, etc. Nothing unusual about this, just one more to add to the more than 73,000 new viruses that appear every day. However, there is something truly special about this new piece of malware… It tries to pass itself off […]

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Monkif Botnet Hides Commands in JPEGs

Jul

2012

As we see new threats arrive daily employing unique and complex capabilities, it is surprising to find a Swedish bot using a control server that was active in 2009. Generally malware authors keep changing their control servers-especially after reports about them surface-but not in this case. This network belongs to prq.se, which hosts at IP […]

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