Another day, another news, and well… another SEO Poisoning stint. Using PDF files in SEO poisoning is a bit recent, but not exactly fresh news.

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SEO Poisoning Sites Use Flash for Redirection

The World of Warcraft online game has over 10 million players around the world. World of Warcraft also has hundreds of phishing websites targeting it, trying to steal end-user login credentials. Like these: The domain names for most of these phishing sites are easy to spot (wor1dcfwarcraft.com?

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worldrofwarcraft.com

We just blogged about a highly targeted attack against military contractors. Now we saw one against the intelligence sector.

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Intelligence sector hit by a targeted attack

A day after the disaster that struck the Caribbean nation of Haiti, Rogue perpetrators have once again been busy with their SEO poisoning schemes. Searching for terms related to this earthquake leads to a website that installs a Rogue into the system. It happens when an unsuspecting user searches for Haiti Earthquake details.

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Haiti Earthquake: Another Rogue Rides the News

One of our readers recently sent us a wallpaper he created, using our new style and logo: It was a nice gesture - thanks George J.! His work looks a bit like a re-imagined version of our old WorldMap wallpaper: We’ve had a few F-Secure wallpapers over the years, most of them pretty simple and unadorned - nothing fancy. Still, a couple readers have asked after one of our older wallpapers: So here it is in 1400×1050 . A quick look around the Response Lab shows that, funnily enough, quite a few of us are still using our even older, early 90s-style wallpaper: Though a few of the more up-to-date folks are using the new branding as their desktop background: Simple and clean, just the way we like it

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Wallpapers - Retrospective

Once again, we’d like to wish our readers Merry Christmas with a reference to the 1986 CHRISTMA EXEC worm Here’s a link to January 1987 Risks Digest , discussing the worm. And here’s a link to the original source code for this worm.

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Merry CHRISTMA EXEC

Steam from Valve is the largest digital distribution network in the world, with over 20 million active users.

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Steam Phishing

SRI International has published an excellent technical report on the Ikee.B botnet that replicates on jailbroken iPhone devices. The full report can be viewed here . We’re glad we were able to provide technical details for this report regarding the attack it does against an online bank.

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Detailed report of Ikee.B iPhone worm

We’ve received a sample of a malicious iPhone worm with botnet functionality. Like the Ikee worm , it only affects Jailbroken iPhones which have SSH installed and have not changed the default password.

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Malicious iPhone worm

Here’s an example of a Youtube video that is used to drive traffic to a “XBOX” phishing site. The actual phishing site looks like this: The URL is fairly convincing

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Why would anybody phish for XBOX accounts?