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Microsoft have posted security advisory 2639658 to address the recently disclosed Windows kernel vulnerability (CVE-2011-3402) exploited by the Duqu malware. Microsoft has determined the flaw is in the processing of embedded True Type Fonts (TTFs). According to Microsoft: “The attacker could then install programs; view, change, or delete data; or create new accounts with full […]

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Due to its complexity, case Duqu is challenging to understand. Here are some questions and answers that we hope will help. Q: What is Duqu?A: Because of the news and ongoing developments surrounding Duqu, that’s actually a very broad question. Here’s a narrow answer: Duqu is a Windows bot (not worm) that has been used […]

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Hungarian security firm CrySyS Lab has located the installer for Duqu, which is now well known for its connection to the infamous Stuxnet. The installer arrived via e-mail as a document which then launches an exploit against a zero-day Windows kernel vulnerability. Very heavy stuff… Symantec was given the installer for analysis, and they’ve updated […]

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