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Threat from 16bit executable

27

Jan

2012

Malware writers have got a new way to keep their babies safe. Recently we found a malware in 16bit NE file format and it runs smoothly in modern 32/64bit OS without detection even by the HIPS. Detections As far as we know, the sample has been in public view for 4 days(since 2012.1.16). But […]

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German ‘Government’ R2D2 Trojan FAQ

10

Oct

2011

What has happened? A Trojan horse has been discovered that is capable of spying on Skype internet calls, monitoring the online activity of infected computers, logging keystrokes, and updating its functionality via the net. The Trojan, which most anti-virus vendors are calling “R2D2”, but is also referred to as “0zapftis” or “Bundestrojaner”, was announced by […]

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Win32/PSW.OnlineGames.OUM – Part 1 : The update process

02

Aug

2011

Win32/PSW.OnlineGames.OUM is a malware that aims to steal credentials for online games. It targets popular game titles such as World of Warcraft, Star Wars Galaxy, Lineage 2 or Guild Wars. Active since 2006. This malicious software is amongst the most detected threats by ESET, taking the 7th position of the Top 10 most detected threats […]

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