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Android Malware: Breaking New Ground and Old Taboos

08

Apr

2013

Last Thursday’s post links to “Stels” analysis by Dell SecureWorks. (Read it!) Stels is a versatile Android trojan which has recently started spreading via the Cutwail spam botnet. Android malware being distributed by a mass-market crimeware gang — could be a game changer. So, how did Stels spread before Cutwail? Here’s a few slightly older […]

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Botnet Shutdown Success Story – again: Disabling the new Hlux/Kelihos Botnet

28

Mar

2012

Last September, in partnership with Microsoft’s Digital Crimes Unit (DCU), SurfNET and Kyrus Tech, Inc., Kaspersky Lab successfully disabled the dangerous Hlux/Kelihos botnet by sinkholing the infected machines to a host under our control. A few months later, our researchers stumbled upon a new version of the malware with significant changes in the communication protocol […]

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“Imperva SecureSphere XSS and the nature of security-product vulnerabilities”

25

May

2011

Earlier today, Imperva publicly announced [1] a vulnerability [2] in their flagship SecureSphere WAF (Web Application Firewall). This issue was discovered by Sean Talbot of Dell SecureWorks and disclosed in a coordinated fashion with Imperva. We thank Imperva for their timely confirmation of our findings and the rapid deployment of patches to address the issue. […]

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