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Miracle Battery-Saver App Harvests Email Addresses for Spamming

24

Jul

2012

An issue that many smartphone users have with their phones is that their device battery just does not last long enough; it needs to be recharged. While the battery may last a whole day for some, power users who use their phone more often have to come up with various tricks to get their battery […]

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Blackhole Exploit Kit Gets an Upgrade: Pseudo-random Domains

27

Jun

2012

The Blackhole exploit kit has been extensively covered by Symantec for some time. As a brief reminder, like other exploit kits such as Phoenix, people using Blackhole compromise a legitimate site, inserting malicious and highly obfuscated JavaScript code into the site’s main page. To evade detection and avoid attracting suspicion, the rest of the page […]

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‘Gadget’ in the middle: Flame malware spreading vector identified

04

Jun

2012

In our FAQ on Flame posted on May 28, 2012, we postulated there might be a still undiscovered zero-day vulnerability in Flame: “At the moment, we haven’t seen use of any 0-days; however, the worm is known to have infected fully-patched Windows 7 systems through the network, which might indicate the presence of a high […]

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