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Red Kit an Emerging Exploit Pack

Jan

2013

Exploit kits are toolkits that are used to build malware components such as binaries and scripts. They automate the exploitation of client-side vulnerabilities, targeting browsers and programs.These exploit kits provide an effective way for cybercriminals to distribute malware without the users consent. Among these kits, the Blackhole exploit kit is one of the most prevalent. […]

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Fake Twitter DM emails leads to Canadian Pharma spam

Dec

2012

We’re seeing quite a few of these “Can I use your…” style messages arriving in mailboxes, taking the form of fake Twitter DM notifications. The most common fakeouts seem to be asking about videos and photographs. Click to Enlarge Hello, Can i publish link to your photo on my web page? Another one says: Hi. […]

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Bogus Windows License Spam is in the Wild

Oct

2012

For everyone’s information: Below is a screenshot of a new spam run in the wild, and the sender (whoever he, she, or it is) presents to recipients a very suspicious but very free license for Microsoft Windows that they can download. Sounds too good to be true? It probably is. click to enlarge From: {random […]

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