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Shortly after 10:00am Jun 25th 2013, many government websites from South Korea were not accessible. It was actually caused by the malware performing ddos attack on 2 major DNS servers (ns.gcc.go.kr and ns2.gcc.go.kr).Original Attack VectorDuring the investigation, we managed to find the original attack sample which was served by a compromised website at that time […]

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The Win32/DomaIQ is an adware bundled with legitimate software.Recently discovered one was bundled with Flash Player and .NET Framework.When installing, the bundle allows to uncheck unwanted components, but this actually has no effect. Uninstalling the DomaIQ using Windows uninstall is difficult and not always successful.The file is Nullsoft installer that installs following files:             %TempDir%\D??\FLASHPLAYER_???\CONFIG.DLL            […]

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It seems that SPAM is all the rave these days, wonder why, could it be because it’s a multi-million business? In any event, detecting is always a challenge as is remediating. This is what it might look like if you use our free scanner to scan the website:Besides some of the obvious things we have […]

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