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TDL4 reloaded: Purple Haze all in my brain

02

Feb

2012

Update: Mila's own blog on the topic is now available here. Other vendors may find the MD5 useful: A1B3E59AE17BA6F940AFAF86485E5907. However, Mila reports that detection of the sample is already improving. Update 2: just to clarify, Aleksandr and Eugene should get the credit for the analysis, as is usual with our collaborations. I'm just the scribe/editor […]

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Massive Compromise of WordPress-based Sites but ‘Everything will be Fine’

30

Jan

2012

A few days ago, hundreds of websites, based on WordPress 3.2.1, were compromised. The attacker uploaded an HTML page to the standard Uploads folder and that page redirects the user to the Phoenix Exploit Kit. Its logs show that users from at least four hundred compromised sites were redirected to Phoenix exploit pages. Here is […]

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Duqu FAQ

20

Oct

2011

This is an active investigation by Kaspersky Lab’s Global Research & Analysis Team. We will be updating this FAQ document as necessary. What exactly is Duqu? How is it related to Stuxnet? Duqu is a sophisticated Trojan which seems to have been written by the same people who created the infamous Stuxnet worm. Its main […]

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