A few days ago I received an interesting email message:Just your typical phishing email. Normally, I would just dump it into our signature automation processors and move on to the next piece of malicious code. This one was intriguing, though: within hours we received a handful of other samples similar to this, and having a […]
Flamer has the ability to spread from one computer to the next. However, Flamer does not automatically spread, but instead waits for instructions from the attackers. Flamer can spread using the following methods: Through network shares using captured credentials, including Domain Administrator Through the Microsoft Windows Print Spooler Service Remote Code Execution Vulnerability (CVE-2010-2729), previously […]
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