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An ant-hill full of bots

15

Jun

2011

I found a malicious page placed on a hacked server: CRA stands for Canada Revenue Agency, as you can see in the page’s source code below: The meta tag redirects to the Canada Revenue Agency’s website after a few seconds: But what is the rest of the obfuscated code? Here is the deobfuscated version (courtesy […]

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Dangerous whitespaces

09

Jun

2011

A few days ago, I blogged about a PHP/JS malware targeting the osCommerce platform, which used an interesting new technique to obfuscate the malicious code. It so happens, that today I came across even more advanced sample of a PHP infector, also in the context of a vulnerable e-commerce solution. When I came to work […]

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Phoenix Exploit Kit (2.7) continues to be updated

05

Jun

2011

A few weeks ago, the Phoenix Exploit Kit 2.5 source code was leaked. At the time, it was not really useable, as it required activating by the author of the exploit kit. It contains an activation page that is being used to load all the exploits to the server for every specific customer. As expected, […]

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