Vulnerabilities and exploits

Net-integrations.net compromised

The dangers of apparently harmless file formats

Over 2 years have gone by since we’ve seen a true virus in the wild. Most of us here had decided that they might actually be dead. And yet…

On July 13 we received the first sample of Tenga – a true blue virus. Tenga.a was followed by Tenga.b and finally Tenga.c, which arrive just…

After MSN.CO.KR, more popular websites are hacked and turned into malware distribution points.

New Rbot variant exploits Microsoft ASN.1 vulnerability

The Mozilla Foundation Security Advisories 2005-43 and 2005-44 deal with two serious vulnerabilities which can be found in the popular Firefox browsers.

The dangers and pitfalls of PHP programming

Kaspersky Lab presents an overview of malware evolution in the first quarter of 2005.

What is it? How does it work?

DNS servers getting probed for vulnerabilities

Hackers and spammers are removing competitor malware

Money laundering gang under investigation. In the meantime, keyloggers are becoming the de-facto tool of cyber criminals.

Automated mass mailing of malicious code

New threat or new jargon

This could lead to another global outbreak similar to Net-Worm.Perl.Santy.a