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Linux/Cdorked.A: New Apache backdoor being used in the wild to serve Blackhole

Apr

2013

Last week, our friends at Sucuri sent us a modified version of an Apache webserver redirecting some of its requests to the infamous Blackhole exploit packs. Sucuri has published a blog post on this attack. Our analysis of this malware, dubbed Linux/Cdorked.A, reveals that it is a sophisticated and stealthy backdoor meant to drive traffic […]

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AntiSec movement continues to strike government security contractors

Jul

2011

Despite the recent arrests of numerous members of Anonymous and Lulz Security they are continuing their mission to expose the governments and their contractors through the “#AntiSec” movement. Continuing a theme from earlier this year they released ~400 megabytes of data from US government security contractor ManTech. The information was posted to The Pirate Bay […]

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89% say they would tell Mac-using friends to install anti-virus, poll reveals

May

2011

Just over a week ago we ran a poll on the Sophos Facebook page asking folks if they would now recommend that friends and family install anti-virus software. 89% of the 968 people who answered the poll said yes, they would recommend friends install anti-virus software on their friends’ Macs. Just 104 respondents answered no. […]

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