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Facebook spam / happykido.com

29

Jul

2013

This fake Facebook spam leads to malware onDate: Mon, 29 Jul 2013 09:33:38 -0600 [11:33:38 EDT]From: Facebook [update+zj4o40c2_aay@facebookmail.com]Subject: Betsy Wells wants to be friends with you on Facebook. Interesting Pages on FacebookMark as favorite web pages that interest you to receive their updates in your News Feed.�Betsy WellsBetsy Wells Baldric AguinoAstrid Aggas […]

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Blackhole Exploit Kit Gets an Upgrade: Pseudo-random Domains

27

Jun

2012

The Blackhole exploit kit has been extensively covered by Symantec for some time. As a brief reminder, like other exploit kits such as Phoenix, people using Blackhole compromise a legitimate site, inserting malicious and highly obfuscated JavaScript code into the site’s main page. To evade detection and avoid attracting suspicion, the rest of the page […]

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Piecing the malware puzzle – Exploring a spike in exploit activity

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Mar

2012

In this post, we explore a telemetry spike in Java/OpenConnection and CVE-2011-3544 exploit activity. While reviewing user feedback from the Microsoft Malware Protection Center recently, we noticed an unprecedented amount of feedback on one particular Java/OpenConnection variant — TrojanDownloader:Java/OpenConnection.PK. Such interest in this type of Java applet-based exploit is quite unusual, and prompted us to investigate […]

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