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Another Round of Beladen? Or, The New "Go" Infection

On Wednesday July 22, 2009 we started seeing what looks to be a new round of beladen style website infections by cybercriminals. The reason we think they’re beladen style is that they appear to infect all the websites on shared … Continue reading

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The Blame Game

Major Malware Outbreaks Evade Anti-Virus Protection A report released on July 14, 2009 states that “Several successive and massive malware outbreaks caused a spike in malware that was undetected by major AV engines.” In Commtouch’s Q2 Report available hereĀ , which … Continue reading

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The Errors of Error Pages

Over the past few months, the number of sites infected with malscripts has increased dramatically. Many of these injection infections are difficult to track. Unbeknownst to many site operators, “error pages” can actually complicate the detection process. This blog posting … Continue reading

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A New Spin on martuz Website Infection

We were tasked with helping a website owner find all the malscripts on his site and remove them. He, like many, learned that his site was an infectious website delivering malicious code with an email from Google. This website owner … Continue reading

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How To Find martuz.cn in Websites

After our post earlier today about how martuz.cn is the new domain for gumblar infections, we’ve received hundreds of emails from people (I guess too embarassed to post their question in an open forum), asking how to find martuz.cn in … Continue reading

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New Domain – Same Damage

If you have a website, you may have had your website attacked by cybercriminals using the Gumblar.cn hack. This hack was responsible for thousands of websites serving infectious code to their visitors. However, the domain that was hosting further links … Continue reading

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