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SpyEye bank Trojan hides its fraud footprint

Jan

2012

This Christmas, banks were visited by the ghost of malware past: an ever nastier version of SpyEye that manages to hide fraudulent transactions from unsuspecting victims. Security vendor Trusteer last year found SpyEye targeting transactions at major UK banks. SpyEye is a tweak of the Zeus crimeware kit that grabs web form data within browsers. […]

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Virus Bulletin Conference – Day 2

Oct

2011

The programme of the second day of the VB conference was very mixed. In the corporate stream we have seen sessions about MacOSX Malware, Android Malware and various techniques to identify and analyze distributed attacks. In the technical stream there also were many interesting presentations about mobile malware, malware analysis, and two presentations which try […]

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New worm targeting weak passwords on Remote Desktop connections (port 3389)

Aug

2011

We’ve had reports of a new worm in the wild and that generates increased RDP traffic for our users on port 3389. Although the overall numbers of computers reporting detections are low in comparison to more established malware families, the traffic it generates is noticeable. The worm is detected as Worm:Win32/Morto.A and you can see […]

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