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Honeyclient evasion techniques, Bible.org case.

25

Feb

2013

Hot on the heels of the NBC.com hack last week, Websense® Security Labs™ researchers were alerted by SANS to another high profile website compromise on Friday: bible.org. It appears that the offending code has now been removed from the bible.org website. At first glance, this seemed to be a run-of-the-mill “compromise, redirect, exploit” chain; however, closer analysis revealed […]

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Caphaw attacking major European banks using webinject plugin

25

Feb

2013

Malicious code dubbed Win32/Caphaw (also known as Shylock) has been attacking major European banks for more than a year (it started to spread in the fall of 2011). Caphaw caught my attention at the beginning of 2013 and I started tracking this threat closely. In this blog post I’ve collected the more interesting observations made […]

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Mayachok Hooks INT8 to Dodge Emulators

06

Feb

2013

Many new variants of the same bootkits are created simply to avoid detection. Bitdefender anti-malware researchers Cristian Istrate and Marius Tivadar have created a small write-up on the evolution and current status of the Mayachok bootkit: The first version started with its malicious code placed directly in the 15 sectors following the Boot Sector (variant […]

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