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Update to “DNSChanger – Cleaning Up 4 Million Infected Hosts”

Apr

2012

The Fbi’s “Operation Ghost Click” announcement in Nov 2011, involving the Rove Digital botnet delayed cleanup efforts that we previously discussed, continues to haunt both the internet networks and the mass media. A Forbes article and a Times article yesterday brought the apparition back to the front, with some claiming that the site offered by […]

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Morto likes playing games

Sep

2011

W32.Morto first made headlines in August because of its capability to spread by Windows Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP). The worm was unique because it was the first of its kind to use the protocol. However, this wasn't the only unique aspect of the worm. My colleague, Cathal Mullaney, also discovered that W32.Morto introduced the usage […]

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ZBot targetting the Android users

Jul

2011

Earlier this week, in the security researcher forums there have been a round of discussions regarding Zbot attacking Android users and today fellow researchers from Fortinet have managed to find a sample that actually does it. Though this sample has been in the wild for some time, it was found now that it is actually […]

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