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Hacked WordPress pages reveal potential time bomb – Injected code is “hidden” and can strike at attacker’s will

19

Dec

2011

The injected code in the present cases is <SCRIPT id="googleblogcontainer"> and it is inserted towards the end of the webpage’s source code. We’ve seen it inserted multiple times into one webpage, having 100 or more code lines in between each injection.This inserted JavaScript is a highly obfuscated script which, deobfuscated, looks like this: Please note: […]

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The True Face of Urchin

27

Oct

2011

In recent days, we have seen blogs about a specific type of Mass Injection campaign. We take this opportunity to publish our findings in this blog. This particular campaign has already picked up pace and it is infecting a lot of innocent users out there. It all starts with a script that is injected into […]

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How to Make Your Google Accounts More Secure

31

Aug

2011

About a month ago I received an email from Blizzard Entertainment stating that a new World of Warcraft account had been started using my personal Gmail address. Someone with the user name of “Zhang” was hoping to do a little night elf adventuring using my data. I got on the phone with Blizzard right away, […]

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