Security researchers have found more malware exploiting an unpatched Windows vulnerability via .LNK shortcut files. According to Sophos blog July 23, two other pieces of malware have been observed targeting the bug. One is a keylogging Trojan the company is calling Chymin-A that is “designed to steal information from infected computers.” The other is...
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Before last January’s Chinese cyberspying scandal, “Google hacking” meant something rather different. For years, hackers have used the search engine to probe for security vulnerabilities around the Web: Search for certain lines of buggy code, and Google’s results turn up hundreds of sites that are ripe for exploits. Now two researchers hope to revive...
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CRIMINALS who hide in the internet’s shadows to launch cyber attacks through legions of compromised computers, or zombies, may be caught by traceback tools being developed locally. At present, computer crime forensic analysts can only track individual attacks back to the usually vast network of zombies herded together into a botnet for the purpose...
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