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Madi is back – New Tricks and a New Command&Control Server

25

Jul

2012

Last night, we received a new version of the #Madi malware, which we previously covered in our blog. Following the shutdown of the Madi command and control servers last week, we thought the operation is now dead. Looks like we were wrong. The new version appears to have been compiled on July 25th as it […]

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Pseudorandom domain name generation and the Blackhole exploit kit

05

Jul

2012

In this post I want to highlight one of the script injections we have been tracking for the past month or so, which is being used to redirect web traffic to exploit sites (running the Blackhole exploit kit). Two factors make this particular script injection worthy of discussion, namely: large scale attacks. Many legitimate sites […]

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OSX.FlashBack.K – An Overview and its Inner Workings

08

May

2012

In our previous blogs, [1], [2], [3], and [4], we described how a computer may become infected with OSX.Flashback.K and provided various statistics about infected computers. The purpose of this blog is to describe the inner workings of the threat. The ultimate goal of the OSX.Flashback.K Trojan is to generate money through ad-clicking. The threat […]

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