Posts Tagged ‘malicious attacks’

JailbreakMe Lulz

Jul

2011

Perhaps you’ve heard the news? JailbreakMe 3.0 went live yesterday. What’s JailbreakMe? It’s an easy way to jailbreak an Apple iOS device using a PDF (related) vulnerability. It’s done with a “drive-by” style exploit. All somebody needs to jailbreak their (newer) iPad/iPhone/iPod is to visit jailbreakme.com and to touch the free/install button. The German Federal […]

Category General Written by F-Secure Antivirus Research Weblog 0 Comments

Malware campaign uses direct injection of Java exploit code

Jun

2011

Our ThreatSeeker® Network is constantly on the lookout to protect our customers from malicious attacks. Recently, it has detected a Rogue AV campaign that directly attacks the user's system instead of first redirecting to a dedicated attack server. Websense customers are protected from this attack by ACE, our Advanced Classification Engine. Attackers usually compromise web pages […]

Category Security Written by Websense 0 Comments

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