Blog Posts Tagged with "Code Injection"
New Variant of Shylock Banking Malware Spread via Skype
January 20, 2013 Added by:Pierluigi Paganini
The first version of the malware demonstrated an improved methodology for injecting code into browsers to remotely control the victim's device and an improved evasion technique to prevent detection by common antivirus software...
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Drone Wars – When Cyber Warfare Becomes Real
November 08, 2011 Added by:Dan Dieterle
Much hype has been heard in the media about cyber war but most of the instances cited so far point more to espionage or even at the most extreme case, sabotage. The comparison to “war” really hasn’t been justified. But what if a drone based virus could change friend to a foe?
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Skype Vulnerable to HTML/JavaScript Code Injection
August 23, 2011 Added by:Headlines
"Does it make sense to allow users to 'embed' HTML code in their Skype profile and especially in those 'phone number' fields? Also, there is no option to define any HTML code in Skype client. I was able to find those bugs with Linux Skype client. I guess they don't focus so much on that client..."
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LizaMoon Malware Attack Continues to Spread Rapidly
April 04, 2011 Added by:Headlines
The mass-injection attack, which experts say is the largest of its kind ever seen, has managed to insert malicious code into websites by gaining access to the servers running the databases behind the Internet, according to the technology security company that discovered it...
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Patriot Hacker The Jester's Libyan Psyops Campaign
March 29, 2011 Added by:Anthony M. Freed
Libyan Psyops Campaign? The Jester appears to be performing some kind of a bit.ly-obfuscated intermediary-based code injection to plant articles in the The Tripoli Post and The Malta Independent reporting that Gaddafi's troops are suffering from low morale and deserting their posts...
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Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) - Some Examples
January 27, 2011 Added by:Ben Keeley
A reflected XSS vulnerability is when ‘code’ is injected into a website in such a way so as to deliver a payload or to produce a result on the end users browser. Reflected XSS vulnerabilities are delivered to a victim via various means such as an email causing the user to click on a malicious URL...
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Home Depot Website Hack
January 11, 2011 Added by:Mark Baldwin
While the iframe in the Home Depot website is not currently a threat, the vulnerability that allowed it to be inserted into the page may still be present. I attempted to contact Home Depot to inform them of this issue, but as of this writing I have not received a response...
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