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CVE-2012-1875 in the Wild (Part 2) – Internet Explorer Gets Stumped

19

Jun

2012

The Microsoft patch Tuesday has been very interesting this month. Symantec has observed the exploitation of a couple of client-side vulnerabilities in the wild. This blog will concentrate on one of them, the Microsoft Internet Explorer CVE-2012-1875 Same ID Property Remote Code Execution Vulnerability (CVE-2012-1875), which was actively exploited, even before MS Tuesday. We […]

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The Institute for National Security Studies (Israel) falls prey to Poison Ivy infection

02

May

2012

The Websense® ThreatSeeker® Network has detected that the Institute for National Security Studies (INSS) website in Israel was injected with malicious code. INSS is described in its website as an independent academic institute that studies key issues relating to Israel's national security and Middle East affairs. While we can't determine that the infection of this […]

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Multiple hijacking

27

Apr

2012

Vulnerable websites are regularly hijacked to redirect users to malicious domains. The most popular type of of malicious page are Fake AV pages. Attackers commonly increase traffic to these hijacked websites using Blackhat SEO techniques. Blackhat SEO requires that two different pages be delivered to different audiences: A harmless spam page to the Googlebot and […]

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