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A direct message from Twitter Administration. Can you tell if it’s legitimate or not?

22

Jul

2011

For a long time we’ve seen spammers, phishers and malware authors concealing their advertising pitches, scams and malicious payloads by pretending to be a message from a social network, whether it claims to originate from Facebook, Twitter or even MySpace. Here’s one of the latest we caught today, claiming to come from Twitter. Twitter-er! You […]

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Dynamic analysis of Golddream.A Trojan

08

Jul

2011

This is a recent malware that targets the Android platform. This Trojan like many typical social engineering Trojans, comes bundled with a game. The credit for discovering it goes to Prof.Xuxian Jiang. Since we have published static analysis of such Trojans in our earlier blogs, this blog covers the dynamic analysis of the Trojan in […]

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Pepper Flash for Google Chromebooks — What’s Going On?

08

Jul

2011

Yesterday, I blogged about the older version of Adobe Flash Player on my recently purchased Google Chromebook. On Tuesday, the day before, I’d sent out a note to Adobe’s PSIRT asking if they knew what was up with this earlier version. Today, Adobe got back to me today saying that Flash Player version 10.2.158.27 is […]

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