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iPhone 5 Rumors Used as Bait for Adobe Exploit CVE-2012-1535

20

Aug

2012

Thanks to Santiago Cortes for his assistance with this research.Some samples exploiting the Adobe Flash Player CVE-2012-1535 Remote Code Execution Vulnerability through malicious Word documents have been captured. These samples were observed on Adobe Flash Player 11 Active X, version 11.0.1.152.The attackers spread the malicious Word documents through email and entice their victims with file […]

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Be careful when typing URLs – A typing mistake when opening a popular website can lead to advertisements or put your local system in danger. Sometimes it is not easy to tell the difference.

18

Jul

2012

In the last two days we noticed that the domain facbook.de has been actively used to distribute bundles of Adobe’s Flash Player with browser toolbars that you may not want. The domain was registered in summer 2011 only as a parking domain. It now redirects to domains like "get-browser-update.com" or "get-flashplayer.com", where the original facebook.de […]

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Fake apps and the lure of alternative sources

18

Jul

2012

There are millions of people using Skype. In fact, early this year, Skype had reached 40 million concurrent users; all were signed onto Skype, all at once. And yes, it is widely available on mobile devices. Last week, a new piece of malware was spotted trying to take advantage of Skype’s popularity, specifically targeting Android […]

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iPhone 5 Rumors Used as Bait for Adobe Exploit CVE-2012-1535

Be careful when typing URLs – A typing mistake when opening a popular website can lead to advertisements or put your local system in danger. Sometimes it is not easy to tell the difference.

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