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Chaos Congress Peers Into Mobile Security, Protocols

Jan

2012

I heard a number of interesting mobile-related talks at the 28th Chaos Communications Congress (28c3) this week. Not every talk at the Congress was about newly discovered bugs or zero-day exploits; sometimes we got the building blocks necessary to better understand systems and increase security. I enjoyed key presentations on reverse-engineering USB 3G data sticks […]

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Android/DroidKungFu: attacking from a mobile device?

Jun

2011

The Android malware DroidKungFu reports back to the following URLs: http://[REMOVED]fu-android.com:8511/search/rpty.php http://[REMOVED]fu-android.com:8511/search/getty.php http://[REMOVED]fu-android.com:8511/search/sayhi.php A whois on the corresponding IP address replies with the following most peculiar information: it looks like the IP address belongs to a mobile device (either a phone, or a tablet, or a computer with a 2G/3G connection…) of a well-known Chinese […]

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