Nifty hacker details attacks on anti-virus websites |
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Written by Rebecca Mints
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Sunday, 01 March 2009 19:59 |
A versatile hacker calling himself Methodman is becoming increasingly the nemesis of many anti-virus vendors for his sleek antiques, including spreading vulnerabilities using HTTPS that has so far infected ESET, Kaspersky and Avira. His latest assault is on ESET, developer of the popular NOD32 anti-virus solution. Users of this utility will receive arbitrary alerts and be enticed to browse on legitimate looking websites as well as click on malicious files. |
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Delay in Excel patch emboldens Virus authors |
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Written by Rebecca Mints
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Thursday, 26 February 2009 06:58 |
Microsoft has revealed on Tuesday that various versions of Excel are vulnerable to an attack and that it has not come up with a veritable fix. By Wednesday, Virus authors are already feasting on this gaping hole in Excel and easily inserted a Trojan through a maliciously constructed spreadsheet file, McAfee reported in its regular updates. |
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