1. APWG report rocks the boat inside phishers' safest harbor
data: 19.11.08
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Leave it to phishers to find simple ways to make their deceptive and criminal web sites harder to take down. A new advisory from the Anti-Phishing Work Group blows the whistle on a new phisher technique, called "subdomain registry."
2. Opera file:// Overflow
data: 19.11.08
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A vulnerability in Opera's browser allows attackers that can inject and open an HTML file to overflow an internal buffer used by the 'file://' URL interpreter and cause it to execute arbitrary code.
3. Microsoft Windows Active Directory LDAP Server Information Disclosure Vulnerability
data: 19.11.08
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A vulnerability in Microsoft's Windows Active Directory's LDAP server allows remote attackers to discover which usernames are valid and which are not.
4. MP3 TAG Fuzzer
data: 19.11.08
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The DSL connection of some 2wire routers is droped when a request to /xslt with the value %X where X is any non alfa numeric character.
5. Checkpoint VPN-1 PAT Information Disclosure
data: 19.11.08
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By sending crafted packets to ports on the Checkpoint Firewall which are mapped by port address translation (PAT) to ports on internal devices, information about the internal network may be disclos...
6. Kollah
data: 19.11.08
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Kollah trojan is a huge computer security risk. It is distributed via infected downloads on illegal downloads websites and via spam messages. It installs itself secretly and runs in a background. Kollah is difficult to track and remove without reputable security applications. Kollah functions as a backdoor. It allows remote attacker to reach the compromised machine. The attackers gain control of the infected computer this way and might steal personal information, various logins & passwords and they may install other malwares.
7. Idicaf
data: 19.11.08
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Idicaf trojan is a dangerous one because it is capable of installing other computer parasites. Idicaf usually installs itself secretly without raising any suspicion and then it starts its malicious job. Idicaf may modify security settings on the compromised machine so that a user is not notified about actions made by the trojan. Idicaf installs other malwares. Those might be fake security tools, adware, malicious toolbars, trojans or other computer parasites. Idicaf is not a big security threat on its own, but it brings other malwares that can do much damage. Idicaf spreads like the other trojans. It may use software vulnerabilities on online chats and it may hide on spam email or on a file from illegitimate software downloads website.
8. Spy-Kill
data: 19.11.08
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Spy-Kill is a corrupt/rogue anti-spyware program that installs itself to your computer through a Trojan or web security holes. Spy Kill shows excessive popup ads and pushes to purchase the program. Do not trust such fraudulent advertisements! SpyKill is not anti-spyware program; it is computer parasite.
9. Starimp Trojan
data: 19.11.08
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Starimp trojan spies on victimâs internet history and sends gathered information to a remote server. It is very dangerous because of its ability to hide its presence and avoid firewalls. It is able to update itself. Starimp (a.k.a. Win32/Starimp) modifies registry entries to load itself on startup even when a computer is booted in a safe mode. It also uses registry to trick Windows firewall into taking Starimp trojan files as regular programs. This way the trojan becomes unnoticeable and it can only be detected using anti-spyware scan. Starimp goes over cookies and internet cache and copies usernames and passwords found. The trojan deletes internet history after taking the information it needs. It may disable various programs such as p2p software. Starimp employs email clients and instant messengers (i.e. ICQ, Miranda, Maxthon, Mozilla and The Bat) to send the collected information to ulm-haafeulm-haa.com. Starimp turns on passive mode 10 hours after infection in order to avoid being detected.
10. SecurityToolbar
data: 18.11.08
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Security Toolbar 7.1 is a variant of the infamous Zlob. This malicious toobar usually makes it's way to the system by disguising itself to be a video codec. The purpose of this parasite is to promote rogue anti-spyware programs, such as the recently popular VirusHeat and many others. Security Toolbar 7.1 does this by redirecting the browser to unsolicited rogue websites (such as find-twosite.com) and displaying popups and fake system notifications to scare the user. SecurityToolbar 7.1 is a threat and should therefore be removed upon detection.
11. SpyBot
data: 18.11.08
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Worm SpyBoy spreads in the Internet via file-sharing networks. It installs itself to the system and uses KaZaA peer-to-peer application to spread. It can infect other vulnerable computers and has a backdoor, which can be used by the attacker to get the full control over your system. The worm also logs keystrokes and sends them to the author. Spybot (also known as W32.Spybot.Worm) is also capable of using IRC applications to allow remote access.
12. Radz Services and Internet Cafe
data: 18.11.08
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Radz Services and Internet Cafe is browser hijacker apparently dedicated to spreading Christianity. It redirects web browser to a Christianity-themed blog which advertises other websites with similar content. You may be interested in downloading electronic Bible or mp3 sermons, but hijacked web browser is still a problem and a threat to your security. Radz Services and Internet Caf'© hijacker opens up radzservices.blogspot.com instead of other websites victims tries to visit. It also changes web browserâs title to âRadz Services and Internet Cafeâ. It is only capable of infecting Internet Explorer web browser; there are no reports about other browsers affected so far.
13. SysHomepage.com/security
data: 18.11.08
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SysHomepage.com/security is identical to HomePageOnWeb.com/security browser hijacker and many others that promote Windows Antivirus 2008 and Ultimate Antivirus scams. SysHomepage.com/security hijacker redirects web browser to infected website; it is capable of installing trojans and other malwares on visitorâs machine. SysHomepage.com/security redirects web browser to syshomepage.com/security/xp/ or syshomepage.com/security/vista/ pages. The web pages are almost identical. They both alert visitor on many infections supposedly detected and urge to buy either Windows Antivirus or Ultimate Antivirus in order to remove the fake infections. SysHomepage.com/security hijacker also prevents victims from visiting other websites. Syshomepage.com is a malicious website; it may install trojans without visitorâs consent.
14. Rich Video Codec
data: 18.11.08
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Rich Video Codec is a trojan that hides under convenient name of video codec. Thereâs no data about RichVideoCodec being able to infect computers automatically; it has to be downloaded and installed voluntarily. Unfortunately, Rich Video Codec is good at convincing people that it is a useful program. Potential victims are usually prompted to download RichVideoCodec after they try to load movie downloaded from porn sources or websites that distributes pirated media. Itâs important to avoid installing video codecs unless they come from official sources. Rich Video Codec trojan may run other computer parasites on the compromised machine. It is able to modify security settings and allow further infections this way.
15. Nowy adres kana?u RSS CERT Polska
data: 17.11.08
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Adres kana?u CERT Polska ulega zmianie - nowy adres to http://www.cert.pl/feed. Prosimy o aktualizacj? konfiguracji czytnika. Przepraszamy za utrudnienia.
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