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Monthly Archives: Friday February 24th, 2012
DNSChange Botnet
Very recently, there was a huge uproar about DNS Change Botnet, which functioned in the same manner as explained in my previous blog-post about DNS-MITM attack, but instead of targeting only the CPE, it targeted the DNS entries within the … Continue reading
Posted in eScan 11
Tagged AntiVirus, botnet, Click Fraud, DNS Change Botnet, DNS poisoning, eScan 11, Miscellaneous, Operation Ghost Click
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Exceptional – Botnets and Exploit Kits
Exploit Kits and Botnets are synonymous to each other. If one is responsible for infecting then the other is utilised for generating revenue, they just cannot co-exist without each other. For past few weeks, we have been observing a new … Continue reading
Posted in eScan 11, Security
Tagged Black Hole Exploit Kit, botnet, Botnet, Cryptome, eScan 11, Exploit Kit, Miscellaneous, Phishing, Security, Win32.XPAJ
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