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Category Archives: Security

A Little Bird Told Me: Personal Information Sharing in Angry Birds and its Ad Libraries

March 27 2014 By Daniel Pany in Blog, Jimmy Su, Security, Threat Research

Many popular mobile apps, including Rovio’s ubiquitous Angry Birds, collect and share players’ personal information much more widely than most people realize. Some news reports have begun...

Spear Phishing the News Cycle: APT Actors Leverage Interest in the Disappearance of Malaysian Flight MH 370

March 25 2014 By Daniel Pany in Blog, Ned Moran, Security, Threat Research

While many advanced persistent threat (APT) groups have increasingly embraced strategic Web compromise as a malware delivery vector, groups also continue to rely on spear-phishing emails that...

Spear Phishing the News Cycle: APT Actors Leverage Interest in the Disappearance of Malaysian Flight MH 370

March 25 2014 By Daniel Pany in Blog, Ned Moran, Security, Threat Research

While many advanced persistent threat (APT) groups have increasingly embraced strategic Web compromise as a malware delivery vector, groups also continue to rely on spear-phishing emails that...

Spear Phishing the News Cycle: APT Actors Leverage Interest in the Disappearance of Malaysian Flight MH 370

March 25 2014 By Daniel Pany in Blog, Ned Moran, Security, Threat Research

While many advanced persistent threat (APT) groups have increasingly embraced strategic Web compromise as a malware delivery vector, groups also continue to rely on spear-phishing emails that...

Spear Phishing the News Cycle: APT Actors Leverage Interest in the Disappearance of Malaysian Flight MH 370

March 25 2014 By Daniel Pany in Blog, Ned Moran, Security, Threat Research

While many advanced persistent threat (APT) groups have increasingly embraced strategic Web compromise as a malware delivery vector, groups also continue to rely on spear-phishing emails that...

From Windows to Droids: An Insight in to Multi-vector Attack Mechanisms in RATs

March 18 2014 By Daniel Pany in Blog, Security, Thoufique Haq, Threat Research

FireEye recently observed a targeted attack on a U.S.-based financial institution via a spear-phishing email. The payload used in this campaign is a tool called WinSpy, which is sold by...

From Windows to Droids: An Insight in to Multi-vector Attack Mechanisms in RATs

March 18 2014 By Daniel Pany in Blog, Security, Thoufique Haq, Threat Research

FireEye recently observed a targeted attack on a U.S.-based financial institution via a spear-phishing email. The payload used in this campaign is a tool called WinSpy, which is sold by...

From Windows to Droids: An Insight in to Multi-vector Attack Mechanisms in RATs

March 18 2014 By Daniel Pany in Blog, Security, Thoufique Haq, Threat Research

FireEye recently observed a targeted attack on a U.S.-based financial institution via a spear-phishing email. The payload used in this campaign is a tool called WinSpy, which is sold by...