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Following WordPress into a Blackhole

31

Oct

2011

When we looked into the WordPress, our investigation took two separate paths: uncovering the TimThumb vulnerability and the Black Hole Toolkit used to exploit it. Now it is time to talk more in detail about the Blackhole Toolkit. For starters, the Blackhole exploit kit is used to spreading malicious software to users through hacked legitimate […]

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Urchins, LizaMoons, Tigers, and Bears

22

Oct

2011

In early April, I wrote about the famed “LizaMoon” SQL-injection attacks. I said it then, and I’ll say it again now: SQL-injection (SQLi) attacks are a constant. Some of these attacks are more visible than others. Some adversaries find intelligent ways to hide their tracks so as not to splatter evidence of their misdeeds all over various search […]

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Sweden is under attack – mass infection and new exploits!

19

Oct

2011

Web based threats such as malicious links on social medias, infected websites and malicious ads are terms that we read about quite often. We security experts have for quite some time tried to emphasize the importance of protecting both your website and computer from being infected, since these malicious websites often exploit client vulnerabilities. These […]

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