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x64 Windows Shellcode

03

Feb

2012

Last year I found great x64 shellcode for Windows on McDermott’s site. Not only is it dynamic (lookup API addresses), but it even handles forwarded functions.But it’s written for MASM, and I prefer to use NASM. Hence I translated it, but also normalized it to adhere to the x64 calling convention and fixed a bug […]

Category Security Written by Didier Stevens 0 Comments

Fake missing plugin warnings used for spam/spyware

26

Jan

2012

A key element for a successful spam/malicious page is to establish trust with the visitor so that he will perform the requested actions. Users trust their browser, but not necessarily the content (i.e. web page) that it displays. A trick that I’ve blogged about earlier, is to fool the user into thinking that certain elements […]

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Search for Google Chrome leads to Compromised Chrome Plugin Forum

24

Jan

2012

This morning WebsenseR ThreatSeekerR Network alerted us that if a user enters the term “Download Chrome” in Google Search, the 36th result would result in potentially malicious content being downloaded to the user’s machine.I’ll briefly describe the attack vector in which the content is sent to the user.Web Search Search for “Download Chrome”: The 36th result leads to […]

Category Security Written by Websense 0 Comments

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