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Amazon Spam is Back, Blackhole Exploit in Tow

12

Jun

2012

Recently, we’ve seen an Amazon spam in the wild that looks like this: click to enlarge The sender’s name was deliberately called “Amazon.com” to make the spam appear legitimate. What gives away this particular spam, however, is that this sends to multiple recipients even if the email is meant for an individual. All links in […]

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Trojan Spyware Promoted as Steam Keygen

29

May

2012

Scouring the Web for “legitimate” key generators, or keygens, is a risky business at the best of times. We make it a point that whoever the source is must have irrefutable proof that their keygen among other keygens like it is the real deal. And what better place to look for irrefutable proof than on […]

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Session riding endangers unsuspecting web surfers – Thousands of websites have been hijacked and infected with malicious code

19

Apr

2012

The attackers injected script code into regular websites which leads the unsuspecting visitors to a deposited malicious JavaScript file on an external server. This file is designed to steal session cookies in order to make it possible for the attacker to pretend to be the real user and to use this session for fraudulent actions. […]

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