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64-Bit System Driver Infected and Signed After UAC Bypassed

Mar

2012

What was just a theory not so long ago is now being used in-the-wild by threats such as Backdoor.Hackersdoor and its newer variant Backdoor.Conpee. Back in December we analyzed tdpipe.sys, an infected 64-bit Windows 7 system driver. The infection consisted of an extra import added to the driver’s import table: The import named DiscPart from […]

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Android Malware Pairs Man-in-the-Middle With Remote-Controlled Banking Trojan

Mar

2012

Based on the Android malware that we’ve seen so far, one of the principal motivations to develop and spread malware on Android is to gain financial profit. We often see deceptive applications that send SMS messages to premium-rate numbers without the user’s consent or that run man-in-the-middle attacks to forward SMS messages to an attacker […]

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Analysis of compromised web sites – hacked PHP scripts

Oct

2011

Things have been pretty busy lately as far as web attacks ago. Over the past few weeks we have seen several large spikes of threat detections, corresponding to various waves of mass defacement attacks against legitimate web sites. Pages on the hacked sites are typically injected with iframes (or scripts that add iframes), which explains […]

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