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Tweet It is important for malware authors to keep a solid network connection between their malware on compromised computers and their own servers so that the malware can receive commands and be updated. However, communication between the malware and the malware servers may be filtered by a gateway or local firewall, or blocked by an […]

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Earlier today, visitors of web pages associated with Google and Yahoo search were instead being redirected to a defacement page. Preliminary investigation reveals that neither Google, nor Yahoo servers have been hacked or otherwise compromised. Instead, the attackers have somehow changed the authoritative DNS records for the affected domains (which are maintained by registrar RoTLD) […]

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Santander, a well-known banking site, has often been the target of phishers. In fact, Santander UK often makes the top-10 list of most popular targets according to Phishtank. Last week, we found a phishing site for the Brazilian branch, santander.com.br, that was receiving traffic from a DNS cache poisoning attack. The phishing site hosted on […]

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