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Monthly Archives: June 2010

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Red Button SEO Poisoning and Malware Campaign

Cybersecurity, Internet Safety & Privacy, Malicious DetectionBy zveloJune 30, 2010

zveloLABS™ have been tracking a new campaign by cybercrooks, compromising and creating websites for use in SEO poisoning and malware distribution. Thousands of these sites have been detected which use elaborate techniques to trick search engines and are ready to serve malware in an instant.

What Drives Organizational Web Filtering?

Web Filtering & Parental ControlsBy zveloJune 24, 2010

Network administrators and businesses install web filtering on networks for a variety of reasons ranging from compliance and legal requirements to worker productivity issues. To gain some insight, zvelo surveyed network administrators, customers, readers, and security professionals to identify the most important drivers behind web filtering. Below are the results:

 

Introduction to Rogue Antivirus

Introduction to Rogue AntiVirus

Cybersecurity, Internet Safety & Privacy, Malicious DetectionBy zveloJune 23, 2010

This post is for those users who are not already familiar with this widespread and common threat known as “Rogue AV,” or fake antivirus software.

Malicious scripts masquerade as Google Analytics

Cybersecurity, Malicious DetectionBy zveloJune 14, 2010

Researchers see this code in HTML source so often that it almost never gets a second glance – until now. zveloLABS™ researchers have seen several compromised sites recently using Google Analytics to mask malicious scripts, as in the example below.

Malware for Twitter Users through Phishing

Cybersecurity, Malicious Detection, Phishing DetectionBy zveloJune 8, 2010

A new twitter spam campaign is making rounds, infecting users with rogue anti-virus malware. The spam mail attempts to convince the user that someone was trying to steal their Twitter account information, and to download a “secure module” to protect their account.

135,000 Fake YouTube Pages Delivering Malware

Cybersecurity, Malicious DetectionBy zveloJune 7, 2010

zveloLABS™ has uncovered thousands of compromised web servers hosting fake YouTube pages.  Attempting to play the video on these fake pages prompts the user to install a ‘media codec’ which then infects the machine with malware.

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