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PHP-CGI Vulnerability Exploited in the Wild

08
May
2012

When the PHP-CGI vulnerability was disclosed, we knew it would be just a matter of days before it started to be exploited in the wild. Well, it didn’t take long. Since the weekend, we started to see scanners looking for that vulnerability on our servers and honeypots. And now we are seeing sites getting compromised […]

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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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