- By Eduard Kovacs
- June 6th, 2012
$29.99 or €22.7: Price of Fake Facebook Password Cracker
Some of these apps carry information-stealing Trojans
- By Eduard Kovacs
- June 5th, 2012
Kaspersky: Flame Masterminds Interested in PDF, Office and AutoCad Files
80 C&C domains have been registered using fake identities
- By Eduard Kovacs
- June 4th, 2012
Malicious PowerPoint Presentations Exploit Flash Vulnerability to Drop Backdoor
Event innocent-looking files can hide a piece of malware
- By Eduard Kovacs
- June 1st, 2012
Experts: Flame Not the Next Stuxnet, but It Could Be
The number of victims is low and the targets are confined to the Middle East and Africa
- By Eduard Kovacs
- May 31st, 2012
Researchers Present Tinba, 20KB Trojan Banker
The malware is more than 1,000 times smaller than the 20MB Flame
- By Eduard Kovacs
- May 31st, 2012
Shady Fortune Teller Android App Found on Google Play
As many as 5,000 users downloaded the application before it was removed
- By Eduard Kovacs
- May 30th, 2012
Flame: Mysterious, Stuxnet-Like, State-Sponsored Cyber Threat
The malware's main targets are located in Eastern Europe and the Middle East
- By Eduard Kovacs
- May 18th, 2012
Android.Opfake: Free Apps Come at a Price
"Talking Tom Cat" shouldn't require access to services that cost money
- By Eduard Kovacs
- May 17th, 2012
Flashback Operators Fail to Cash Out Their “Winnings”
Pay-per-click providers don't give out money without checking for signs of fraud
- By Eduard Kovacs
- May 17th, 2012
Worm Uses Facebook PMs and Instant Messaging Apps to Spread
The malware can take over your account and make posts on your behalf
- By Eduard Kovacs
- May 16th, 2012
Fake Google Chrome Installer Pushes Shady Bank Sites
The malicious element integrates a clever feature that researchers haven't figured out
- By Eduard Kovacs
- May 15th, 2012
P2P ZeuS Variant Used to Steal Debit Card Details
The names of famous brands are leveraged to fool internauts
- By Eduard Kovacs
- May 14th, 2012
Fake Android Antivirus Served via Twitter Spam
The malicious elements attempt to leverage Kaspersky's reputation
- By Eduard Kovacs
- May 11th, 2012
Amnesty International UK Site Hijacked, Serves Ghost RAT
The malicious element is signed with a valid certificate
- By Eduard Kovacs
- May 10th, 2012
Fake “SMART Repair” App Fixes Imaginary Errors for a Price
Here's the registration key in case your computer is infected
- By Eduard Kovacs
- May 8th, 2012
Tatanga Malware Platform Used in Fraud Insurance Scam
A clever scheme in which the victim unknowingly transfers money to the crook's account
- By Eduard Kovacs
- May 4th, 2012
Malware Signed with Chinese Certificate Used in Ethiopia
Security experts have found a lot of curious things in the malware behavior