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Malware Poses as Rainmeter Skins on deviantART

on May 16, 2012

Recently I decided to improve my desktop with a little interactivity, and started dabbling with something called Rainmeter which displays customisable and functional skins in a variety of designs. There are entire websites where people can show off their design …

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Tumblr? Tublr.

on April 13, 2012

Back in November, we highlighted a Tumblr typo site leading to iPad offers. That URL was Tumbr(dot)com – a similar situation seems to be playing out in Tumblr land so this time we’re looking at Tublr(dot)com. Should users mistakenly type …

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The Enterprise Mobility Architecture According to the NSA

on April 2, 2012

The National Security Agency (NSA) recently established the NSA Mobility Program to focus on delivering secure mobile capability using commercial technologies to the United States Government (USG) and the Department of Defense (DOD). In February, the NSA released a 101-page document …

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Pinterest VISA Giftcard Spamrun on Twitter

on April 2, 2012

Avid users of Pinterest should be aware that a large spamrun involving the Twitter account “Pinterestdep” is underway right now, asking users to visit the Twitter page and associated URL. Here’s one spam example in case the Twitter staff nuke …

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Facebook Profile Viewer Shenanigans

on April 2, 2012

Beautiful word, “shenanigans”. It seems we just can’t get enough of profile trackers / stalkers / watchers, and this was bouncing around over the weekend in the form of “Profile Viewers” posted to Facebook walls: Click to Enlarge Visiting the …

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Sex Appeal Meter Scam and Execution Hoax Abound on Facebook

on March 29, 2012

There’s not a day when we don’t see a new scam or hoax—yes, even the old ones—being proliferated on Facebook. I’ve seen both today. Let’s take a quick look at each one, shall we? First off, the scam: click to …

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Mass Effect 3 Ending Controversy Fuels Scams

on March 22, 2012

One of the most fascinating blow-outs I’ve seen in recent weeks is the furore over the ending to massively popular videogame franchise Mass Effect 3. The short version is: 1) Game developers make lots of promises in relation to how …

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The 2012 Cyber Defence University Challenge

on March 20, 2012

Our security minded Undergraduate readers in Australia may wish to know that free tickets to Black Hat 2012 are up for grabs, should you enter the 2012 Cyber Defence University Challenge. It involves a 24 hour challenge on the 3rd …

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Criminals Behind Rogue AV Leverage on Google

on March 19, 2012

Certain compromised pages, which are search engine optimized, are found in the wild and accessible via popular search engines like Google and Bing. There pages were found to direct the user to a site where a faux scan is performed on the …

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Fake Linkedin Mails Lead To Cridex

on March 16, 2012

Be advised that there are fake Linkedin invitation reminders in circulation sending users to a BlackHole exploit which attempts to drop Cridex onto the PC. Cridex is a rather nasty piece of work that does everything from target banks and …

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Online Criminals Bank on Skype Vouchers to Spread Exploit

on March 15, 2012

Senior Malware Analyst James Dee found a fake domain that claimed it has anything to do with Skype vouchers. This voucher, which is a form of Skype Credit, has been around for quite some time so it already has an …

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