Cybercriminals are trying always to figure out the best way to fool the users, and I have to admit that sometimes they do it using some smart approaches. There is an hoax circulating on Facebook right now:ALERT >>>>> Has your facebook been running slow lately? Go to “Settings” and select …
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This post was written by Ted on January 28, 2010
Cybercriminals are always trying to figure out the best way to fool users, and I have to admit that sometimes they do it using some smart approaches. There is an hoax circulating on Facebook right now:ALERT >>>>> Has your facebook been running slow lately? Go to “Settings” and select “application …
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This post was written by Ted on January 27, 2010
These days we’ve come across a new worm with old intentions. It has been detected as W32/Mseus.A, though it comes together with two friends W32/Mseus.A.worm and Rootkit/Mseus.B, a lovely bunch.It’s very curious how social engineering is being used to trick users, this time appealing to the users’ vanity to check …
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This post was written by Ted on January 27, 2010
As humans beings, we tend to be a bit lazy, at least in most of the cases. And cybercriminals are human beings, and therefore, lazy 
My colleage Andrew Chang (AhnLab) has sent me a MS10-002 Exploit Constructor they’ve found out in a Chinese underground web site. When you run it, …
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This post was written by Ted on January 27, 2010
One of the most common vectors for distributing malware nowadays is spamming blogs with comments pointing to malicious sites that host exploits, malware, rogue antiviruses or other types of scams.In order to analyze the huge volume of spam comments that come in through our various Panda Blogs (PandaLabs, Panda Research, …
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This post was written by Ted on January 26, 2010
