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Malware signed with the Adobe code signing certificate

Oct

2012

Last week, Adobe released an advisory (APSA12-01) announcing the upcoming revocation of an Adobe code signing certificate as it was compromised and used to sign at least two malicious utilities. They identified a compromised build server that required access to the code signing infrastructure and have forensic evidence that links it to the signing of […]

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Knowing you, knowing meme…

Jul

2012

I’ve worked in this industry for some time now, but to be frank, working as a writer with the MMPC I don’t see too much live malware action from the front lines. I tend to write about other people’s experiences with malware. However, I had this experience recently that I wanted to share with you, […]

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We’ve got our eye on Eyestye

Jul

2012

Back in October 2011, we began to remove Eyestye variants using the Malicious Software Removal Tool (MSRT) in an effort to prevent the proliferation of this botnet. Today, we published a detailed MMPC Threat Report on this family. The report provides an in-depth analysis of how Win32/EyeStye works and the telemetry we have on its […]

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