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“Hello! Look, I’ve received an unfamiliar bill..” / cgredret.ru

21
Dec
2011

The spam tsunami continues, this one is a reworking of one seen last month, but with a new payload site. Date:      Wed, 21 Dec 2011 06:43:07 +0700 From:      “MERLYN Spicer” [sales1@victimdomain.com] To:      Subject:      Need your help! Hello! Look, I’ve received an unfamiliar bill, have you ordered anything? Here is the bill […]

Category Security Written by Dynamoo's Blog 0 Comments

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Backdoor:OSX/Tsunami.A

31
Oct
2011

Our description for Backdoor:OSX/Tsunami.A is now online. Tsunami is a Mac OS X backdoor with bot functionality. The bot is capable of participating in DDoS attacks, and in fact, one variant attempts to connect to an IRC server with “anonops” in its name — as in (Internet collective) Anonymous Ops. Because there is no obvious […]

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