Posts Tagged ‘trojan win32’

Don’t write it, read it instead!

Jun

2011

The bootkit malware Trojan:Win32/Popureb.E has made some changes in its code compared to previous samples (specifically, Trojan:Win32/Popureb.B), and now it introduces a driver component to prevent the malicious MBR and other malicious data stored as disk sectors from being changed. The driver component protects the data in an unusual way – by hooking the DriverStartIo […]

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You…shall not…Multipass!

Jun

2011

In this blog post: your favourite “get out of trouble” card now gets you into trouble. What a concept! Anyone familiar with The Fifth Element knows the Multipass is the quickest way to wriggle out of a tight spot – however, someone didn’t give the Rogue AV and useless offer guys the heads up. Click […]

Category General Written by GFI Labs blog 0 Comments

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