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When Web Servers Serve Evil

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May

2013

In the last few months, we have witnessed a rise in the number of cases of modified Web servers that inject malicious redirections into every website that it hosts. One example was the malicious Apache module (Linux.Chapro and Trojan.Apmod) that we blogged about recently. A newer example is Linux.Cdorked, about which our friends at ESET […]

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Extracting Digital Signatures from Signed Malware, (Sat, May 11th)

12

May

2013

Sometimes attackers digitally sign their malicious software. Examining properties of the signature helps malware analysts understand the context of the incident. Moreover, analysts could use the signature as an indicator of compromise. Here are some tips and tools for determining whether a suspicious Windows executable has been signed and for extracting the embedded signature in […]

Category Security Written by SANS Internet Storm Center, InfoCON: green 0 Comments

Popular Media Sites Involved in Mass Compromise

09

May

2013

Today, Zscaler identified yet another mass website compromise, this one impacting a number of popular media sites, including two radio stations in Washington, DC – Federal News Radio and WTOP. It’s not clear if all of the sites impacted were leveraging a common backend platform that may have led to the compromise. Sadly, mass compromises […]

Category Security Written by Zscaler Research 0 Comments

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