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Technical paper – Fake anti-virus: The journey from Trojan to a persistent threat

16
May
2012

Fake anti-virus (also known as scareware) has grown over the years into a persistent and prevalent threat and is now one of the largest families of malware that we’ve seen in recent history. In this new technical paper from SophosLabs, threat researcher Jagadeesh Chandraiah studies the evolution of fake anti-virus over the last three and […]

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XPAJ out with EPO & complex encryption

22
Sep
2011

The new variant of W32.Xpaj is in the wild which uses Entry Point Obfuscation (EPO) technique to infect the Windows executable files. This variant is one of the most complex polymorphic infector seen till date. It overwrites any random subroutine from executable with its own code and redirects few call instructions to point to its […]

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