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DNSSEC glitch causes .gov sites to become inaccessible

Posted by Virus Bulletin on Aug 15, 2013

Name servers unable to distinguish faulty from rogue responses.

Posted by Virus Bulletin on Aug 12, 2013

Many devices simply waiting for router advertisements, good or evil.

Posted by Virus Bulletin on Aug 9, 2013

Both Barnaby Jack and Triton showed how white-hat hacking should be done.

Posted by Virus Bulletin on Aug 9, 2013

We speak to VB2013 presenters Ilya Rabinovich and Randy Abrams about their research, Windows 8 security, and what they aim to bring to VB2013.

Posted by Virus Bulletin on Aug 8, 2013

Marketers upset about 'emails' that you can't unsubscribe from.

Posted by Virus Bulletin on Aug 6, 2013

DNS caching causes attack to have a long tail.

Posted by Virus Bulletin on Aug 5, 2013

Visitors to child abuse websites likely target of operation, but will there be collateral damage?

Posted by Virus Bulletin on Aug 2, 2013

NSA activities could make millions avoid US-based services.

Posted by Virus Bulletin on Aug 2, 2013

We speak to VB2013 presenters Mark Kennedy and Igor Muttik about their research interests and what they aim to bring to VB2013.

Posted by Virus Bulletin on Aug 1, 2013

The August issue of Virus Bulletin is now available for subscribers to download.

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SMS trojan targets Android users in eight western countries

Will another piece of mobile malware convince Google manager of the seriousness of the threat?
Will another piece of mobile malware convince Google manager of the seriousness of the threat? Researchers at Kaspersky have discovered an SMS trojan for Android phones that… https://www.virusbulletin.com/blog/2011/11/sms-trojan-targets-android-users-eight-western-countries/

Zitmo trojan for Android defeats two-factor authentication

Malware intercepts TANs sent via SMS.
Malware intercepts TANs sent via SMS. A new variant of the Zitmo trojan has been discovered that infects mobile devices running the Android platform and which intercepts SMS… https://www.virusbulletin.com/blog/2011/07/zitmo-trojan-android-defeats-two-factor-authentication/

DroidKungFu command and control server may be mobile device

Android trojan makes use of root exploit.
Android trojan makes use of root exploit. Researchers at Fortinet have discovered a command and control server for the 'DroidKungFu' Android trojan that appears to be a mobile… https://www.virusbulletin.com/blog/2011/06/droidkungfu-command-and-control-server-may-be-mobile-device/

AVG to acquire DroidSecurity

Security firm set to expand solutions to mobile devices.
Security firm set to expand solutions to mobile devices. Czech security firm AVG has announced the acquisition of Tel Aviv-based DroidSecurity, a specialist in cloud-based… https://www.virusbulletin.com/blog/2010/11/avg-acquire-droidsecurity/

Android SMS trojan goes wild

Premium-rate text scam shows growing cracks in smart phone security.
Premium-rate text scam shows growing cracks in smart phone security. The first known SMS trojan affecting smart phones running Google's Android operating system has been observed… https://www.virusbulletin.com/blog/2010/08/android-sms-trojan-goes-wild/

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DNSSEC glitch causes .gov sites to become inaccessible

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Thousands of websites affected by nameserver hijack redirecting visitors to malware

Firefox 17 zero-day exploit targets users of Tor network

There is no 'I know what I am doing' trump card in security