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Duqu, son of Stuxnet raises questions of origin and intent

19

Oct

2011

Early today Symantec published an inside look at a new targeted malware attack called Duqu. This might not be important news if it weren’t for its ties to Stuxnet. Early analysis of Duqu shows it has evolved from the Stuxnet codebase. We shouldn’t jump to conclusions that it was developed by the same authors, but […]

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Back to School Qbot, now Digitally Signed

08

Sep

2011

The authors of Win32/Qbot (a.k.a. Qakbot) are back with new variants of this infamous malware, and this time the binaries are digitally signed. Qbot is a multifunctional trojan that has had some significant impact in the past. It has also been around a while, with the first variants dating as far back as spring 2007, […]

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Yet another phishing attack – Tumblr users being targeted

29

Jun

2011

What a coincidence! The same day I start tumblring, Tumblr users get hit by what seems to be one of the most publicized phishing attacks the social network has seen so far. Yet another phishing attack has resulted in thousands of accounts being compromised. Nothing new here. Phishing is a game of numbers – so […]

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