Posts Tagged ‘trojan family’

Answers.com hit by BlackHole

May

2012

In the morning of May 12th our malware outbreak sensors registered another BlackHole outbreak hitting one of the Top 200 Alexa rank domains: Answers.com. Its RSS feed generated resource was infected with BlackHole exploit kit. The XML output file at the URL feeds.answers.com was prepended with an obfuscated JavaScript. The malicious code looks like this: […]

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Malware Attack through Fake YouTube Video.

Feb

2012

Internet users are being warned about the latest disguise being used by malware authors in their attempt to infect people’s PCs. Below mentioned fraud email pretending to be from YouTube and having the subject line – Your video on the TOP of YouTube. Quick Heal is proactively detects the malware and protect it’s users from […]

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January ’12 MSRT: Win32/Sefnit

Jan

2012

The January 2012 edition of the Microsoft Malicious Software Removal Tool (MSRT) includes detection and removal of the Win32/Sefnit family of trojans. This trojan family moderates and redirects web browser search engine results for Bing, Yahoo! and Google. The earliest reported variant in this family can be traced back to August 2010. The installation mechanism […]

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