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iPhone Users in New York City Hit by Knock-Off Goods Spam Campaign

Jul

2014

An SMS spam campaign carried out through Apples iMessage service has been discovered to target residents in New York City (NYC). Researchers at Cloudmark, a San Francisco-based company specialized in protection solutions against malicious actions delivered via email, found that 47% of all the spam recorded in NYC in the past two months had been […]

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MSRT September 2013 – Win32/Simda

Sep

2013

This month’s Microsoft Malicious Software Removal Tool (MSRT) release includes one new malware family – the high-volume banking trojan Win32/Simda. Simda is a multi-component malware family that includes trojan, backdoor, password-stealing, downloader and file-infector variants. It is very rare for a single malware family to possess all of these characteristics; Alureon and Sirefef are among […]

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Hesperbot – Technical analysis part 1/2

Sep

2013

Win32/Spy.Hesperbot is a new banking trojan that has been targeting online banking users in Turkey, the Czech Republic, Portugal and the United Kingdom. For more information about its malware spreading campaigns and victims, refer to our first blog post. In this post we’ll cover the technical details of the malware, including the overall architecture, as […]

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