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.HLPing Targeted Attacks

14

Sep

2011

[Thanks to Takayoshi Nakayama for his research and contributions to this blog.] Targeted attacks have been a pretty popular topic of discussion in the security industry in recent years. Many may recall the incident involving Hydraq—from January 2010—and Shady RAT was something discussed more recently. Most targeted attacks involve emails with malware attachments as the […]

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Win32/Delf.QCZ : Additional details

30

Aug

2011

At the beginning of this month, my colleague Robert Lipovsky posted an article on a new threat called Win32/Delf.QCZ, also known as Trojan.Badlib or Trojan.Win32.Miner.h. This threat caught the attention of others and additional information has since been added by fellow researchers on the blogs of Kaspersky and Symantec as well as on the H-Online […]

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Android/DroidKungFu uses AES encryption

09

Jun

2011

As a “Crypto Girl” should, I wish to report that the latest Android malware, Android/DroidKungFu, uses AES encryption. It is certainly not the first time Android malware use cryptographic encryption – we have already seen use of DES in Android/Geinimi or Android/HongTouTou – but this would appear to be the first use of AES on […]

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