The (File)Name Game! 10/03/2008
Digging into our honeypots and spam-trap systems to look for malicious attachments is always an interesting exercise. We can identify different spam campaigns and map together malicious binaries by correlating attachments and filenames. Nevertheless, it's also funny to see how the bad guys are still trying
Digging into our honeypots and spam-trap systems to look for malicious attachments is always an interesting exercise. We can identify different spam campaigns and map together malicious binaries by correlating attachments and filenames. Nevertheless, it's also funny to see how the bad guys are still trying

Misleading Application Targets Free Online Services 09/03/2008
We have seen in recent times that malicious binaries are spreading through social engineering attack vectors like spam emails, phishing, and social networking sites. This time we have found that attackers have begun targeting free online service sites and our example is based on Google Notebook
We have seen in recent times that malicious binaries are spreading through social engineering attack vectors like spam emails, phishing, and social networking sites. This time we have found that attackers have begun targeting free online service sites and our example is based on Google Notebook

Yet another Site Falls Prey to XP Antivirus 03/25/2008
A couple of weekends ago, I was doing exactly what most computer users do in their free time. I was sitting front of the computer, visiting sites that I have no business with. One site
A couple of weekends ago, I was doing exactly what most computer users do in their free time. I was sitting front of the computer, visiting sites that I have no business with. One site

Cloning Shop for Mac Users Now Open! 03/21/2008
This week, our friends at Trend blogged about a new misleading application for the Mac. We decided to take a look at it as well. The application, named iMunizator, is a variant of the well
This week, our friends at Trend blogged about a new misleading application for the Mac. We decided to take a look at it as well. The application, named iMunizator, is a variant of the well