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Duku – Deux

Posted By: R Sachinon: October 20, 2011In: eScan 11, Security

1: Duku? Infection created files with DQ hence the name “Duqu”. 2: What is Duku? Unlike Stuxnet which had payload for SCADA/PLC systems, 0 day exploits for delivery of the infection, Duku, has the same codebase as that of Stuxnet but... Read more

Fraudulent Digital Certificates – Part Deux

Posted By: R Sachinon: September 09, 2011In:

In my previous blog I had mentioned about the flaw which exists in the current implementation of SSL Certificate generation and the same has been revealed in the pastebin content posted by the one who claims to have hacked Diginotar, GlobalSign... Read more

Ramnit worm

Posted By: Rakhi kankaneon: September 02, 2011In:

No matter how small a virus is… its better never to underestimate its capability! A worm that may be considered as a low-risk concern can be a serious threat later with just some changes in it, just like the Ramnit worm, which has now turned int... Read more

Fraudulent Digital Certificates – A different Perspective

Posted By: R Sachinon: September 02, 2011In: eScan 11, eScan 14, MailScan, Security

Fraudulent Digital Certificates – A Different Perspective DigiNotar, Comodo have few things in common, both of them are Digital Certification Authorities and both of them had issued SSL certificates or digital certificates which were procured in... Read more

Morto Worm

Posted By: R Sachinon: August 29, 2011In: eScan 11

A world which is which is always targeted by bots and trojans, its very rare to see a worm in action. If Conficker Worm caused mayhem then we expect the newly discovered worm which has been named as Morto to cause some trouble. Morto Worm, wrigg... Read more

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