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The Hexadecimal URL Obfuscation Resurgence

02

May

2013

For that past several days, Symantec has observed an increase in spam messages containing hexadecimal obfuscated URLs. Hexadecimal character codes are simply the hexadecimal number to letter representation for the ASCII character set. To a computer, hexadecimal is just one out of the many systems for address expressions on the Internet.The following samples are different […]

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Lime Pop: The Next Android.Enesoluty App

25

Mar

2013

The gang that maintains Android.Enesoluty has been busy since last summer registering over one hundred domains used to host app sites and sending spam from these domains. It is now apparent that the group is also still busy developing malware variants. Several days ago, Symantec discovered a new variant of Android.Enesoluty.As is the case with […]

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Miniduke: web based infection vector

11

Mar

2013

Together with our partner CrySyS Lab, we’ve discovered two new, previously-unknown infection mechanisms for Miniduke. These new infection vectors rely on Java and IE vulnerabilities to infect the victim’s PC. While inspecting one of the C&C servers of Miniduke, we have found files that were not related to the C&C code, but seemed to be […]

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