New Crimeware-as-a-Service Market Thriving

Sunday, April 13th, 2008

First it was do-it-yourself malware and phishing toolkits, then it was specialized sites selling stolen FTP credentials and credit card accounts, and now it’s the next phase in cybercrime: crimeware as a service. Researchers at Finjan, MarkMonitor, and Trend Micro are among those seeing a new cybercrime business model, where ...

Anti Keylogger Shield – protect against keyloggers

Thursday, April 10th, 2008

Anti Keylogger Shield is a powerful, easy to use anti-spy software tool that prohibits operation of any keylogger, either know or unknown, professional or custom made. Once installed, Anti Keylogger Shield will run silently in your System Tray, block the system mechanisms that are exploited by keyloggers, and protect your ...

Before Patch Tuesday, There Were Malware

Monday, April 7th, 2008

Recycling an old social engineering technique and using two different attack methods, a new spam run emerges as a threat to Web users before Microsoft’s Patch Tuesday. And not because it exploits soon-to-be named vulnerabilities. What this spamming operation takes advantage of is the anticipation itself for the release of patches ...

Storm Blogs

Monday, April 7th, 2008

Storm has once again turned its eye to the blogging community, specifically the Blogspot.com community. Several blogger sites with random or very quirky names have been sporting a love theme, Storm style. These sites appear to have been created solely for Storm's purposes and no legitimate blogger site has of yet ...

Heads-up: Dangerous new customized IRS scam steals data

Saturday, April 5th, 2008

This afternoon, we got a highly customized email purporting to come from the IRS, which of course, does nothing more than load malware. The email is made out to a key financial contact here at Sunbelt (name obfuscated for this post). As you can see, it’s quite convincing. (Incidentally, “Sunbelt Software Distribution, ...