Posts Tagged ‘key logging’

New Adobe PDF Zero-day Unleashes Trojan.Swaylib

Feb

2013

In a previous blog, Symantec reported on a new Adobe zero-day vulnerability (CVE-2013-0640, CVE-2013-0641) affecting Adobe Reader and Acrobat XI (11.0.1) and earlier versions, that was being actively exploited in the wild. Adobe has yet to release a patch for this zero-day, but in an advisory they have provided a means of mitigation against the […]

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Zeus Now Setting its Sights on Japanese Online Banking Customers

Feb

2013

As we have blogged in the past, Zeus (Trojan.Zbot) and other banking Trojans have been a headache to online banking customers all over the world for years. Certain countries such as Japan have in the past escaped attacks from banking Trojans, perhaps due to the language barrier or some other unknown reason. As the National […]

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Have you ever chatted with a Hacker within a virus?

Jun

2012

This is an impressive and first-time experience in my anti-virus career. I chatted with a hacker while debugging a virus. Yes, it’s true. It happened when the Threat team were researching key loggers for Diablo III while many game players playing this game found their accounts stolen. A sample is found in battle .net in […]

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New Adobe PDF Zero-day Unleashes Trojan.Swaylib

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