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New wave of UPS Scam.

03

Feb

2012

You may have received an email like the below one that looks very authentic, like it came from UPS about the package delivery. The fraudulent email is having subject line- Track Your parcel NO#61271 along with a malicious attached zip file. The attacker misguides the user and ask them to open the attached file for […]

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Server-side Polymorphic Android Applications

02

Feb

2012

For quite some time, we have observed the technique of server-side polymorphism being used to infect Windows computers around the world. What this means is that every time a file is downloaded, a unique version of the file is created in order to evade traditional signature-based detection. We are now seeing this same technique being […]

Category General Written by Symantec Security Response Blog 0 Comments

Massive Compromise of WordPress-based Sites but ‘Everything will be Fine’

30

Jan

2012

A few days ago, hundreds of websites, based on WordPress 3.2.1, were compromised. The attacker uploaded an HTML page to the standard Uploads folder and that page redirects the user to the Phoenix Exploit Kit. Its logs show that users from at least four hundred compromised sites were redirected to Phoenix exploit pages. Here is […]

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