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Malware Manipulates Procedure Prologue and Epilogue to Evade Security

Jul

2013

Techniques used by malware developers to evade detection by security software have changed drastically in recent years. Encryption, packers, wrappers, and other methods were effective for various lengths of time. But eventually antimalware programs gained detection techniques to combat these steps.Malware authors next started frequently changing code and other data; now malware binaries are modified […]

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Avira users are protected against the MiniDuke Malware

Feb

2013

If you live on this planet, you must have definitely have heard of the new malware that is making use of a zero-day vulnerability in Adobe Reader. This malware is called MiniDuke, and it is slowly but surely becoming the nightmare of any company: it is polymorphic – there are thousands of variants in the […]

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The rise of a new Java vulnerability – CVE-2012-1723

Aug

2012

Last month, we saw a new Java vulnerability (CVE-2012-1723) being used by malware. This new Java vulnerability is a type-confusion, same as the notorious CVE-2012-0507 AtomicReferenceArray vulnerability. The vulnerability was resolved on June 12th by Oracle and a discussion on the vulnerability was made public on June 13th (though some security updates had appeared in […]

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