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Troj/PHPShll-B: Malware injects itself into WordPress installations

19

Sep

2011

On Friday, a colleague in our IT department asked about a Mal/Badsrc-C malware detection that had been found by Sophos products on one of their friend’s websites. When I initially downloaded the website it looked clean. However, the automated systems inside SophosLabs were detecting the webpage as being infected with Mal/Badsrc-C. So, I investigated a […]

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Spitmo gets on Android: mini-FAQ

16

Sep

2011

Yes, you have probably heard the news: a new variant of Spitmo – Zitmo/ZeuS’s counterpart for SpyEye, which previously targeted Symbian phones only – has recently been spotted on Android. The scenario is the same as before: a victim, browsing on a PC infected with SpyEye, logs in her bank’s website. SpyEye injects forms and […]

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TDSS + Bitcoin = ?

14

Sep

2011

Bitсoin is an electronic currency built with P2P and designed for anonymous financial transactions in the Internet. Besides the obvious advantages for users this currency is also very ‘capable’ for cybercriminals. We wrote about different examples of malware used for monetization here and here. But now we will discuss TDSS and its new module for […]

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