By Andrew Brandt
We’ve just tallied the top 10 threats Webroot’s consumer products detected during the month of April, and some interesting trends appear to be shaping up.
Conficker aside, the first quarter of 2009 seemed to be dominated by worms that spread not only over a network, but to virtually anything you can plug into a USB port to store [...]
By Andrew Brandt
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Posted in Threat Research, adware
| Tags: adodb.stream, alman, autorun, gdiplus.dll, MS04-028, PDF exploit, psyme, trojan, trojan-tracur, virtumonde, Virut, wazner, worm, worm-mabezat, worm-maybenot |
By Andrew Brandt
The team here at Webroot has picked up on a Trojan that appears to target a relatively new social networking site: MyYearbook.com.
The site caters to the high-school-age crowd with activities that include various kinds of person-to-person challenges, streaming TV, and a kind of virtual matchmaker service for the tween-and-above set. We’re calling the malware that [...]
By Andrew Brandt
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Posted in Stupid malware tricks, Threat Research
| Tags: botnet, drive-by downloads, Gmail, Jolleee, Myblot, MyYearbook, ReCaptcha, spam relayer, trojan horse, Webroot blog |