Yesterday we blogged about a new piece of Symbian malware, which we detected as SYMBOS_FLOCK.I . This malware targets users of older Series 60 devices.

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SYMBOS_FLOCK.I – Where Does It Come From?

We recently saw some articles on the Web saying that Slim Shady aka Eminem died in a car crash . Today, we received a spammed message that still claims the rumor is true.

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Fake News of Eminem’s Death Leads to Malware

After a relatively quiet May with only two security bulletins, Microsoft comes out with 10 security bulletins in June’s Patch Tuesday release. Three of these were rated “critical,” which means these vulnerabilities could be exploited without the user having to take any action beyond visiting a malicious site. These bulletins cover a total of 34 different vulnerabilities.

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Patch Now: 10 Updates for June Patch Tuesday

Today is the last day of May and for some people, the last day their Facebook accounts are available online.

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Is It Time to Quit Facebook?

A Twitter bot builder is currently being freely distributed on the Internet with the capability to attack users’ systems and to have some fun at the same time. It may, however, act as a threat when an attacker uses the tool to start a distributed denial-of-service attack (DDoS) on critical systems and to download malicious files

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Your Tweet Is My Command

May 10 is Mothers’ Day for most countries all over the world. As a perfect gift on this particular holiday, spammers decided to honor mothers by spamming e-cards from supposedly legitimate greeting card companies to distribute their malicious wares

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Spammers Celebrate Mothers’ Day

TrendLabs received reports of a suspicious email that claims to be an IT notification, informing users that their mailbox settings have been changed.

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Fake IT Email Notification Spreads Malicious PDF

The ZeuS/ZBOT malware continues to uphold its notorious reputation. As we have seen in the past, ZBOT variants steal account credentials when users visit various social networking , online shopping, and bank-related websites

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PDF Launch Feature Abused to Carry ZeuS/ZBOT

There’s a new ransom trojan in circulation. This one attempts to steal victims’ money by bullying them to pay a “pre-trial settlement” to cover a “Copyright holder fine”

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ICPP Copyright Foundation is Fake

News of a twin bombing attack in Russia shocked the world on Monday morning as two female suicide bombers blew themselves up in Moscow subway stations. According to news reports, the attacks killed at least 38 people and wounding more than 60. Jumping a the chance to make profit from terrible events, cybercriminals quickly picked up on the news and used this for their own malicious attacks.

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Moscow Subway Explosions Result to FAKEAV