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Korean gaming malware – served 3 ways

Dec

2012

Recently, we’ve seen similar activities being performed by different malware that monitor online Korean applications. Mostly, the applications they monitor are card games, such as those in Figure 1. Figure 1: Examples of online Korean games that are being monitored. (Source: http://www.hangame.com) The following applications are monitored if found running on the system: LASPOKER.EXE […]

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Don’t fall for Folstart

Nov

2012

We use thumb drives in different ways – usually to transfer files from one computer to another. When we create folders in thumb drives, we have a certain level of confidence that the folder isn’t malicious or doesn’t contain malware. Unfortunately, this assumption is not always true. For the month of November, we added the Folstart […]

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New Mass Injection Wave of WordPress Websites on the Prowl

Mar

2012

The Websense® ThreatSeeker® Network has detected a new wave of mass-injections of a well-known exploit that we've been following in Security LabsTM for months. The majority of targets are Web sites hosted by the WordPress content management system. At the time of writing, more than 200,000 Web pages have been compromised, amounting to close to 30,000 […]

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