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Header Spoofing Hides Malware Communication

Jul

2013

Spoofing – whether in the form of DNS, legitimate email notification, IP, address bar – is a common part of Web threats. We’ve seen its several incarnations in the past, but we recently found a technique known as header spoofing, which puts a different spin on evading detection.Header spoofing is when a URL appears to […]

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Police Trojan Crosses the Atlantic, Now Targets USA and Canada

May

2012

The Police Trojan has been targeting European users for about a year. It should come as no surprise that the latest incarnations of this obnoxious malware have started targeting the United States and Canada. In the latest batch of C&C servers we have analyzed, not only has the list of countries increased but also their […]

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Connections Between DroidDreamLight and DroidKungFu

Nov

2011

We were recently able to analyze the routines of the latest DroidKungFu variant, detected as ANDROIDOS_KUNGFU.CI. While we were monitoring the traffic between ANDROIDOS_KUNGFU.CI and its remote server, we chanced upon a command to delete a certain package.In the command above, the server instructs the malware to delete a package called com.practical.share. We have seen […]

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