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Mal/MSIL-CW
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Source: Malware – SophosPublished on 2017-10-21
Mal/MSIL-HU
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Source: Malware – SophosPublished on 2017-10-21
Mal/MSIL-CX
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Source: Malware – SophosPublished on 2017-10-21
Mal/MSIL-RY
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Source: Malware – SophosPublished on 2017-10-21
Mal/MSIL-HZ
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Source: Malware – SophosPublished on 2017-10-21
More trouble in Google Play land
This is not a good week for Google, it seems. After our mobile security experts repeatedly discovered adware on several apps on the Google Play store, our friends at Symantec have unearthed at least eight malicious apps that are found capable of adding affected mobile devices to a botnet. According… ... read more
Source: Malware – MalwarebytesPublished on 2017-10-20
Mac malware OSX.Proton strikes again
The hackers responsible for the Mac malware OSX.Proton have struck again, this time infecting a copy of the Elmedia Player app that was being distributed from the official Eltima website. At this time, it is still unknown how long their website was providing the hijacked app. Proton was silently added… ... read more
Source: Malware – MalwarebytesPublished on 2017-10-20
How to create an intentional culture of security
In this day and age, companies great and small are vulnerable to potential attacks that they are exposed to every day. From insider threats to simple phishing, one is always left guessing if they know enough to handle them or are well prepared to face the risks. Educating your staff… ... read more
Source: Malware – MalwarebytesPublished on 2017-10-19
BYOD, why don’t you?
Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) is a policy that allows employees to bring their own devices to the workplace and use them there. At one time, this was the latest bonus to attract and keep employees happy—plus save a few bucks. Nowadays the question is more like: Is there anyone… ... read more
Source: Malware – MalwarebytesPublished on 2017-10-19
Magniber ransomware: exclusively for South Koreans
The Magnitude exploit kit has been pretty consistent over the last few months, dropping the same payload—namely, the Cerber ransomware—and targeting a few select countries in Asia. Strangely, Magnitude EK disappeared in late September, and for a while we wondered whether this was yet another casualty in the already deflated exploit… ... read more
Source: Malware – MalwarebytesPublished on 2017-10-19

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