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Banker – the other way around

20

Sep

2011

There are many techniques used by malware in the banker family to steal user’s authentication credentials for online banking sites. We came across an interesting sample recently, detected as Trojan:Win32/Banload.A, which uses a remote proxy script in order to target online banking sites and facilitate data theft. When Trojan:Win32/Banload.A is executed, it opens an Internet […]

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Back to School Qbot, now Digitally Signed

08

Sep

2011

The authors of Win32/Qbot (a.k.a. Qakbot) are back with new variants of this infamous malware, and this time the binaries are digitally signed. Qbot is a multifunctional trojan that has had some significant impact in the past. It has also been around a while, with the first variants dating as far back as spring 2007, […]

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Are you monitoring your business’s Google Place?

06

Sep

2011

Running a small business can be a difficult job (particularly in today’s economic climate). Competition can be very cut-throat… and dirty tricks are sometimes played by the unethical. For example: In 2003, Saad Echouafni, owner of Orbit Communications (a satellite television reseller), paid for an Ohio botmaster (Richard Roby) to DDoS the websites of two […]

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