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As I mentioned last week, more Fake AV pages are once again showing up in popular Google searches. Although these malicious pages look the same as they did 2 years ago, the source code is different. The first thing you notice in the source code is that there is no obfuscation at all. The attacker […]

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PDF exploits have been targeted by Blackhole exploit kits for some time now. The Blackhole exploit kit will deliver various malicious PDF files to a user if the victim is running a potentially vulnerable version of Adobe Reader. When these PDFs are opened through Adobe Reader, a known vulnerability is exploited which will then compromise […]

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This week we have detected another interesting attack vector. This time cybercriminals are using an interesting technique for hiding malicious Javascripts and employ implicit iFrame injection. At this moment we are tracking hundreds of infected legitimate web sites in the Russian internet segment using this technique of infection. Let’s analyze this attack method step by […]

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