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A technical analysis on CVE-2012-1535 Adobe Flash Player vulnerability: Part 2

31

Aug

2012

Part 1 of this blog described and analyzed the CVE-2012-1535 vulnerability in Adobe Flash Player. Here, we describe the fixes and mitigations that can be employed for this and similar exploits. Fixes and mitigations To avoid being vulnerable, you need to update Adobe Flash Player to the latest release from here. Recent versions of Adobe Flash Player […]

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Trojan.Zeroaccess.C Hidden in NTFS EA

15

Aug

2012

The latest variant of the Zeroaccess Trojan-Trojan.Zeroaccess.C-makes use of a novel technique to store its malicious content: it exploits a feature provided by the NT File System called Extended Attributes (EA).Even before Zeroaccess.C, malware authors have been looking for new ways to hide their malicious creations by making use of a specialized API provided by […]

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Mass Compromise includes ComputerWorld MX

03

Jul

2012

We were alerted to this from a customer reporting that Zscaler was blocking pages on www.computerworldmexico.mx And as evidence of this, was our Zulu report – which when we looked at it showed that the page itself did not have any malicious content / reason But the site’s own internal JS files were being flagged as […]

Category Security Written by Zscaler Research 0 Comments

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