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The first version of ZeuS-in-the-Mobile (ZitMo), malware which targets mTANs, was discovered in the end of September 2010. In that case it was targeting Symbian smartphones. Later on, ZitMo versions for Windows Mobile and Blackberry were found. It comes as no surprise that cybercriminals have created new and sophisticated pieces of mobile malware for Symbian […]

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This week my Samsung Chromebook finally arrived. My interest in this platform had been especially piqued after my colleague Costin Raiu’s excellent analysis following the Chromebook’s introduction. Google claims Chromebooks are so secure they don’t need anti-malware. Such a statement obviously got me interested in the system’s defenses. Imagine my surprise when I was confronted […]

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Our friends at Sophos has found what we consider as, probably, the first crime ever targeting Google+: fake pharma spam. Due to the high demand of G+ invites being thrown at Google, to the point that the company actually had to cease the invitation process for the beta release of their fledgling social networking site, it […]

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