Mar 11

Following our blog, 0-Day attack on IE6: JS.Sykipot doesn’t spare retired software, covering the recent IE 0-day, we thought it might be interesting to look at an attack in the wild using this vulnerabili

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Mar 11
        利用USB线为自己的手机或者其他电子设备充电十分方便。不过,方便之余,用户也需要注意它其中包含的风险,因为最近赛门铁克安全响应中心就发现了一个利用USB充电程序传播的木马病毒Trojan.Arugizer。
 

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Mar 11

Internet Explorer 6 may have taken its path to retirement but it still remains a good target for exploits, as we can see from JS.Sykipot.

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Mar 10

Hello and welcome to this month’s blog on the Microsoft patch releases. This is a fairly quiet month—the vendor is releasing two bulletins covering a total of eight vulnerabilities.

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Mar 10

Internet Explorer 6 may have taken its path to retirement but it still remains a good target for exploits, as we can see from JS.Sykipot.

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Mar 10

Hello and welcome to this month’s blog on the Microsoft patch releases. This is a fairly quiet month—the vendor is releasing two bulletins covering a total of eight vulnerabilities.

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Mar 10

“Big Brother Brazil” is a Brazilian reality TV program adapted from the popular Big Brother television series. The show is about a group of people living together in a purpose-built Big Brother house, isolated from the outside world, while being monitored by cameras 24×7.

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Mar 10
Recently, Symantec received some malicious files which appeared to be signed by “Adobe Systems Incorporated”. On closer inspection, however, it was seen that the signature was just a ruse used by the malware author to give an air of legitimacy to the files. Virus writers are getting smarter and going that extra mile to digitally sign their files.

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Mar 10

We recently received a file (from CERT) for analysis. We found that the file was a Trojan that opens a back door on a compromised computer and listens for commands on port 7777. This by itself is not very unusual, but what surprised us was that this file was being distributed by Energizer Inc as part of a USB charger-monitoring software package.

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Mar 10

According to Symantec’s latest State of Spam and Phishing report, scam and phishing messages accounted for 21 percent of all spam, which is the highest level recorded since the inception of the report. For comparison, these types of spam represented only 10 percent of total spam a year ago.

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