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Win32/Gataka banking Trojan – Detailed analysis

Aug

2012

Win32/Gataka is an information-stealing banking Trojan that can read all of your web traffic and alter the balance displayed on your online banking page to hide fraudulent transfers. It exhibits a modular architecture similar to that of SpyEye, where plugins are required to achieve most of the malware functionality. In our previous blog post, we […]

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Reports of 6.4 Million Stolen LinkedIn Passwords

Jun

2012

LinkedIn is investigating reports that approximately 6.4 million user passwords have been posted on the Web. While the breach is still unconfirmed by LinkedIn (as of the time that we wrote this blog), they have acknowledged on their Twitter feed that their investigations have begun. If you're a LinkedIn user, Websense® Security Labs™ recommends that you change your […]

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Website Injection-Campaign Used in Conjunction with an Android Trojan

May

2012

Back in December of 2011, Symantec identified the first case of an Android threat that was used in conjunction with a website-injection campaign targeting sites in the Middle East. Android.Arspam was an Android Trojan that redirected users to sites where a Hacktivist message was being delivered. Today another website-injection campaign has come to light involving […]

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