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Trojan:Android/OpFake.D still encodes its config file

31

Jan

2012

We’ve been seeing cases of malware that first debuted on other operating systems being ported over to Android. Here’s another trojan that fits the bill. Opfake was first found on Symbian and Windows Mobile. In its latest incarnation on Android, the trojan (still) appears to be an Opera Mini app…whose only permission request is to […]

Category General Written by F-Secure Antivirus Research Weblog 0 Comments

IOS: Let Me Truncate That Password For You.

23

Jan

2012

When I configured this Cisco router (IOS version 15.0(1)M5) with dynamic dns, it failed to properly update its public IP address on the dynamic dns site. Turning on debugging (debug ip ddns update) revealed an authentication issue:*Jan 20 22:53:55.591: HTTPDNSUPD: DATA START badauthA simple test confirmed what I suspected: IOS truncates the password. In can’t […]

Category Security Written by Didier Stevens 0 Comments

Yet another Facebook scam – You look so stupid in this video

16

May

2011

Today, we have come across yet another rapidly spreading Facebook scam. The ultimate aim of this scam is to coerce Facebook users into completing various surveys which in turn generate money for the scammer. The messages arrive with embedded Flash video and different messages such as “WTF!! You look so stupid in this video” or […]

Category Security Written by Zscaler Research 0 Comments

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