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New Java 0-day used in small number of attacks

Aug

2012

Over the weekend, information started appearing that there was a new Java zero-day vulnerability (CVE-2012-4681) being used in a small number of attacks. We have analyzed samples from the attack and can confirm that Websense customers using products that have our Advanced Classification Engine (ACE) have been protected against this zero-day attack by real-time analytics […]

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Brazilian Trojans beyond borders

Aug

2011

Brazilian cybercriminals have always been very active in the creation and dissemination of banking Trojans among their compatriots. But now they are redirecting their attacks beyond the borders of Brazil to target banks in Europe. In recent months we have seen several Trojans developed in Brazil attempting to attack financial institutions in Europe, especially in […]

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Visualizing Malware: Another Look at Malvertising

Jun

2011

[A lot of travel recently has pre-empted work on the blog. Here is a cool post from Tim in our internal team blog a couple of weeks ago. I’ve been pestering him to do another in our "visualizing malware" series… –C.L.] As we have seen before (More Malicious Ads, Visualizing Malware Networks), malvertising enables the […]

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