Posts Tagged ‘user accounts’

New spam campaign mimics OpenID, steals credentials

May

2012

by Dave Michmerhuizen & Luis Chapetti – Security Researchers Spammers and Phishers are constantly looking for ways to convince people to type in their passwords and press “Log In”. One of the newest strategies we’ve seen them use are specially crafted login pages that appear similar to those of websites that use the increasingly popular […]

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Acai berry weight loss product Facebook scam (Dr. Oz)

Mar

2012

Scam Message:Random Name and friends, finally a product that works! Lately I have been using this new weight-loss product I saw on Dr-Oz. I am already 25 pounds lighter! I got them from hereIf you see this on a friend’s Newsfeed, or if it is posted directly to your wall, then there is a good possibility […]

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CVE-2011-3402 Vulnerability in TrueType Font Parsing

Nov

2011

When Duqu, which most believed to be written by the same group that wrote Stuxnet, was originally uncovered, the infection vector was still unknown; how did the machines get compromised in the first place? That changed when the Hungarian research lab, CrySys, announced that it had found the dropper which was a Word file that […]

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