Posts Tagged ‘executables’

Russian Odnoklassniki spamming

Oct

2012

Recently, we’ve noticed that there are too many legitimate domains popping up in our url filters with malware. At first we thought we had a huge false-positive (FP) problem, but after analysis we found a pattern. All of the referring links came from the Russian Odnoklassniki server, which is a quite-popular Russian social network. Users […]

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MSIE 0day – continued (with a bit of Flash as well)

Sep

2012

While we were researching the websites currently serving the new Microsoft Internet Explorer (IE) zero-day threat, we found that the new attack is being piggybacked on a slightly older attack aimed on industrial companies’ websites. The hacked legitimate websites contain on their main pages a hidden iframe. The July.html page contains code for loading a […]

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New Internet Explorer Zero-Day Vulnerability Exploited in the Wild

Sep

2012

Eric Roman has released a blog about the Microsoft Internet Explorer Image Arrays Remote Code Execution Vulnerability, a possible zero-day vulnerability in Internet Explorer that is being exploited in the wild. We have confirmed this vulnerability affects versions 9, 8, and 7 of the Internet Explorer browser. Microsoft has not yet confirmed and released an […]

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