by Alex Eckelberry | Mar 31, 2007 | Uncategorized
This exploit is something of concern. Some updates:CounterSpy: CounterSpy detects the Ani exploit as “Trojan-Exploit.Anicmoo.ax (v)” in definition set 526. Incidentally, VirusTotal coverage as of 1:30 CET today here. Ninja: Since email is a potential attack vector,...
by Alex Eckelberry | Mar 30, 2007 | Uncategorized
I’ve talked about unfortunately-named products before, but this absolutely takes the cake. There’s a new product out called a Browser Condom. The description:It’s and [sic] advanced technology that allow [sic] you to run any kind of software in your computer...
by Alex Eckelberry | Mar 30, 2007 | Uncategorized
A surprising post at SANs this morning:A short overview of how the different email clients (in the supported list of Microsoft) are reacting to the animated cursor vulnerability (CVE-2007-1765) depending on the actions and settings of the email client.The surprising...
by Alex Eckelberry | Mar 30, 2007 | Uncategorized
Greg Kras and I will be giving a preview of our new CounterSpy Enterprise 2.0 next Tuesday. (This is the version of CounterSpy designed for business use.)If you want to take a look, please join us:A First Look at CounterSpy Enterprise 2.0When: Tuesday, April 3, 2007...
by Alex Eckelberry | Mar 29, 2007 | Uncategorized
There is spam out there that tries to get you to download IE 7. It’s fake, of course. When you click on the image, you are then offered to download a trojan (Sunbelt Sandbox analysis here, VirusTotal results here). Antivirus coverage is mediocre.And just for fun,...
