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Symantec: New Trojan uses SPF-protocol to infect computers


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 29 Jan 2013   Posted by synt4x

Symantec has detected a new Trojan horse program that shows users fake advertisements when viewing web-pages. Trojan uses an extension of the protocol for sending email SPF (Sender Policy Framework) for instructions from intruders. This technique allows the malware to remain unnoticed by the victim's...

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2013: Vulnerabilities in the software will be the main target for cybercriminals


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 30 Dec 2012   Posted by synt4x

PandaLabs has published a review of trends in computer security that are expected to prevail in 2013. Vulnerabilities in the software will be the main target for cybercriminals in the coming year. Luis Corrons, Technical Director of PandaLabs, said: "Without a doubt, this is the preferred method of infection...

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Sudoku fans have been targeted by hackers


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 21 Dec 2012   Posted by synt4x

According to Sophos, scammers infect users' computers with malware which steals sensitive information. Researchers at Sophos found that hackers have infected computers with malware for an amateur game of Sudoku. The virus steals users'  important information. Potential victims receive from intruders...

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Websense: Traditional methods of protecting computer systems no longer apply


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 21 Apr 2012   Posted by synt4x

Researchers at Websense state that companies need a security system that acts in real time. Researchers from Websense submitted a report which stated the reasons for the large number of security incidents involving theft of data. The main reasons for the theft of confidential information stated...

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Scammers earn thousands of dollars to “pay the archives”


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 25 Jan 2012   Posted by synt4x

Dr.Web company reported that the market spread paid archives in recent years has grown considerably. As the manufacturer antivirus software Dr.Web, recently observed a significant increase in the number of so-called "paid archives."Experts said the company, it is not strange, as to create a "pay-archive"...

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Microsoft uses a malicious software on Android for the promotion of Windows Phone


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 14 Dec 2011   Posted by synt4x

Microsoft uses the campaign against malicious software to deal with its rival, Android, promising five Windows Phone 7  to users of Android, who would tell the best stories about problems with your phone. "Once again malware for Android! Injured? Share your #droidrage history to win a new #windowsphone....

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Malicious applications again waded in Android Market


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 13 Dec 2011   Posted by synt4x

Google's security team removed at least a dozen games for smartphones with Android Market, after it was discovered that they contained a secret code, for which the owners of phones had to pay dearly for text messages that were sent to premium numbers. Malicious applications that are uploaded to the Google...

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The number of malware samples exceed 75 million by 2012


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 23 Nov 2011   Posted by synt4x

According to McAfee, the number of new malware samples exceed 75 million by the end of the year. In the quarterly report on the threats, the company reported that the number of new models over the preliminary assessment and makes the company to change its forecast, increasing performance. Toralv...

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IID: malware market is entering an era of maturity


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 02 Nov 2011   Posted by synt4x

Malware and cyber criminals are increasingly focused on specific types of attacks and methods of operation, according to security firm IID. In its quarterly report on the threats, the company reported that researchers have noticed a trend toward specialization in the space of malicious programs, and many...

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Zscaler IPAbuseCheck indicates a compromised IP-address


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 25 Oct 2011   Posted by synt4x

Manufacturer of security Zscaler has released a tool designed to notify administrators if their networks are used to commit cybercrime. IPAbuseCheck can recognize IP-addresses on the network that was involved in malicious malware or redirect unwanted traffic, said the firm. Tool that is based...

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QR-codes malicious


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 03 Oct 2011   Posted by synt4x

According to Wikipedia, QR Code - a type of matrix bar code (or two-dimensional code), which was originally developed for the automotive industry. QR-Codes are now becoming more and more popular and are used on banners, in magazines, on transport, providing quick and easy access to certain information. QR...

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Lack of updating third party products is the cause of 99.8% of hacks


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 30 Sep 2011   Posted by synt4x

Failure to update third party applications was the main reason that Windows machines are infected with viruses. Drive-by attacks from Web sites controlled by hackers, carried out with the help of exploits that have replaced the spam messages with virus attachments, which are three to five years ago was the main...

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