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Malware
Walking through Win32/Jabberbot.A
Alexis Dorais-Joncas • 23 Jan 2013
Java vulnerability confirmed by US Department of Homeland Security
A Java vulnerability seemingly discovered by a French researcher has been confirmed by the US Government.
Rob Waugh • 11 Jan 2013
Imperva, VirusTotal, and whether AV is useful
Offending the AV industry is one thing, but do you want to base a security strategy (at home or work) on a PR exercise based on a statistical misunderstanding? (Yes, I'm being diplomatic here...)
David Harley • 03 Jan 2013
The Industrialization of Malware: One of 2012's darkest themes persists
Stephen Cobb • 31 Dec 2012
Malicious Apache Module: a clarification
Apache modules are add-on code taking advantage of the Apache module API to extend the functionality of the standard Apache distro. In this case, the binary's functionality was malicious, but there is no exploitation of a known Apache vulnerability in this case.
David Harley • 20 Dec 2012
Win32/Spy.Ranbyus modifying Java code in RBS Ukraine systems
Win32/Spy.Ranbyus shows how it is possible to bypass payment transaction signing/authentication with smartcard devices and has started to modify java code in one of the most popular remote banking systems (RBS) in the Ukraine.
Aleksandr Matrosov • 19 Dec 2012
Malicious Apache module used for content injection: Linux/Chapro.A
More than half of all web servers on the Internet use Apache, so when we discovered a malicious Apache module in the wild last month, we were understandably concerned.
Pierre-Marc Bureau • 18 Dec 2012
Win32/Gataka – or should we say Zutick?
Jean-Ian Boutin • 30 Nov 2012
Win32/Morto – Made in China, now with PE file infection
Pierre-Marc Bureau • 14 Nov 2012