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US Securities and Exchange Commission Spam Leads to Exploit and Stealer

02
Mar
2012

When one of our colleagues in Malta received an email in his GMail inbox that purports to originate from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), he didn’t think twice about sending it over to the AV Labs for analysis. Take a look: click to enlarge The said spam has the following details: From: “Homer […]

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Phoenix Exploit Kit (2.7) continues to be updated

05
Jun
2011

A few weeks ago, the Phoenix Exploit Kit 2.5 source code was leaked. At the time, it was not really useable, as it required activating by the author of the exploit kit. It contains an activation page that is being used to load all the exploits to the server for every specific customer. As expected, […]

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