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How Mobile Ads Abuse Permissions

29

Oct

2012

It has become an inevitable part of the Android user experience that apps will ask for a long laundry list of permissions. Many apps will ask you to grant them network access so they can download updates. Others seek permission to read your phone’s state and identity so calls won’t disrupt them from doing what […]

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Not Allowing Spammers the Slightest Space

21

May

2012

For anti-spam software, it is quite easy to prevent spam by using content-based filters. So spammers come up with different obfuscation techniques to bypass URL-based filters such as inserting “shy characters”, as we have discussed previously. Recently, spammers have been trying to cash-in on the smallest of gaps that they could find in conventional anti-spam […]

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Hacked WordPress pages reveal potential time bomb – Injected code is “hidden” and can strike at attacker’s will

19

Dec

2011

The injected code in the present cases is <SCRIPT id="googleblogcontainer"> and it is inserted towards the end of the webpage’s source code. We’ve seen it inserted multiple times into one webpage, having 100 or more code lines in between each injection.This inserted JavaScript is a highly obfuscated script which, deobfuscated, looks like this: Please note: […]

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