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Phishing for Security

Apr

2012

Social Engineering plays an extremely significant role in the success of phishing attacks. As more and more users become aware of the problem fraudsters need to find more creative ways of convincing users to surrender personal information to fraudulent websites. It seems that most fraudsters have come to the conclusion that messages crafted to address […]

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A ZBot trojan variant in emails pretending to come from DHL

Mar

2012

We all thought that the days of ZBot trojan are long gone, but maybe it was only our hope and not the reality. We have started to detect in an aggressive spam campaign with emails pretending to come from DHL, a variant of the ZBot trojan horse detected by Avira as TR/Spy.ZBot.RU. The email contains […]

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Google-funded study finds Firefox least secure browser, Chrome the best

Dec

2011

A new study has tossed the big browsers into the security mosh pit and decreed that Google’s Chrome comes in first, Microsoft’s Internet Explorer pulls in at a close second, and Mozilla Firefox is bleeding a bit like a stuck pig. The study, released Friday by Accuvant Labs, found that Firefox has four “unimplemented or […]

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