SabPab Backdoor Exploits Java Vulnerability
Yet another malware has been found to exploit the CVE-2012-0507 Java vulnerability with a drive by download.
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1 in 100 Macs Infected by Flashback Malware
1 in 100 Macs are infected by the Flashback malware. Are you sure you're safe?
Flashback Is Not a Trojan Horse; What Is It?
What exactly is the Flashback malware? Is it a Trojan horse? Or is it a different type of malware?
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Apple Issues Second Java Update to Patch Vulnerability Exploited by Flashback Malware
Apple has issued a second Java update to patch a vulnerability that has been exploited by the Flashback malware,...
What are the Symptoms of the Flashback Malware?
Does the Flashback malware exhibit any symptoms? Actually, no; it is totally invisible.
Hundreds of Thousands of Macs Infected by Flashback Malware
Estimates suggest that more than a half-million Macs have been infected by the Flashback malware.
Windows Hacker Tool Creates Word Documents that Can Infect Macs
Intego's Malware Research Team has found samples of a Windows tool called MalHost-Setup.exe which can be used to create...
New Flashback Variant Takes Advantage of Unpatched Java Vulnerability
A new variant of the Flashback malware is taking advantage of two Java vulnerabilities, one of which has not...
Tibet.C Malware Delivered by Poisoned Word Documents Installs Backdoors on Macs
A new malware attacking Macs has been found inside Word documents. Users simply double-click these documents, and are infected...