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What has happened to DNS Security?

19

Jul

2011

It was not so long ago we saw Google blacklist complete sets of subdomains such as the co.cc domains. (http://www.seroundtable.com/co-cc-google-removal-13644.html) These were known to be hosting malicious websites. About the same time, I also started to investigate new ways of identifying domains connected to malicious content by analyzing the DNS information. During my research I […]

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Widespread site compromise leading to Zeus

15

Jul

2011

Over the past few weeks we have been tracking another widespread compromise of legitimate web sites. Huge numbers of sites have been injected with a malicious JavaScript that attempts to load content from an exploit site when innocent users browse the affected pages. Compromised pages are blocked by Sophos products as Mal/ObfJS-AB. The scale of […]

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David Beckham’s Web site hacked

11

Jul

2011

David Beckham's family had a baby girl this weekend, the fourth child in their family. CONGRATULATIONS! Being a very famous football player, Beckham's Web site has been visited by lots of fans and has a relatively high Alexa rank, especially after this weekend: There are bad fans as well: as of today, we have seen that the official David Beckham […]

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