Posts Tagged ‘malicious web’

Lizamoon Mass SQL-Injection: Tried and Tested Formula

May

2012

Analysis: Kevin Savage Following our recent blog post on malicious Web injects, here is an example affecting the distribution of a malicious Android application. This is an example of a traditional type but on a larger scale. Those of us in the security industry are well aware of a certain email address—[email protected]—which registers domains consistently […]

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Variant of Mac Flashback Malware Making the Rounds

Apr

2012

Unless you have been living under a nondigital rock recently, you have probably heard of the Flashback Trojan, which attacks Macs. Around April 4 we saw reports of more than 500,000 infections by this malware. Further, McAfee Labs has recently come across a new variant making the rounds. This is no surprise: Whenever a piece […]

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Microsoft, Adobe Issue Critical Updates

Apr

2012

Tuesday was quite a day for IT administrators-for the month of April, both Microsoft and Adobe released patch loads repairing a slew of critical flaws that could easily pave the way for users to become victims of malicious attacks. For its April Patch Tuesday security bulletin, Microsoft released six updates repairing a total of 11 […]

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