Articles Archive for 8 February 2010

Trojan.PWS.Onlinegames.KDDS
Posted in BitDefender on 8 February 2010

Trojan.PWS.Onlinegames.KDDS

Phishing Pages Pose as Secure Login Pages
Posted in Information and Removal on 8 February 2010

TrendLabs recently spotted a new phishing site spoofing CenturyLink’s secure login page from one of its anti-phishing resources.

CenturyLink, created by the merger of CenturyTel and Embarq on July 1, 2009, is a leading provider of high-quality voice, broadband, and video services through its advanced communication networks to consumers and businesses in 33 states in the [...]

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Phishing Pages Pose as Secure Login Pages

Caisse d’Epargne Customers, Beware!
Posted in Information and Removal on 8 February 2010

It seems that cybercriminals will really stop at nothing to further their malicious activities. Trend Micro fraud analysts received yet another spammed message obviously designed to catch unwitting Caisse d’Epargne, a French semicooperative bank, customers into their phishing trap.
Founded in 1818, with around 4,700 branches in France, Caisse d’Epargne is active in both the retail [...]

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Caisse d’Epargne Customers, Beware!

Agnitum delivers Outpost 6.7.3 with new auto-update functions
Posted in Information and Removal on 8 February 2010

Good news, everyone! :-)

Today we shipped another iteration of Outpost 6.7 solutions - 6.7.3.

With this release Agnitum introduces daily updates of Outpost installation packages. What we mean is regular incorporation of new malware and rule databases into Outpost. During the workday, these bases come embedded into the installation package and downloadable from the web-site.

It is the result of new internal automation processes in Agnitum’s R&D implemented since 6.7.2 edition.

This tweak brings great savings for customers who won’t have to waste time and Internet traffic to constantly download updated bases. A good advantage over competitors who tend to bloat their installation packages up to 150% of the original volume just for that reason.

To sum up, the improvements ensure:

  • increased frequency of malware database updates: updates are now delivered three times a day (minimum) on weekdays
  • Anti-Malware engine now gets auto-updated through regular malware database updates, meaning that for receiving new features and fixes no separate product update is needed

You may find Outpost 6.7.3 solutions at http://www.agnitum.com/products/.

Paladin Antivirus
Posted in Information and Removal on 8 February 2010

Paladin Antivirus is a rogue anti-spyware, fake security application which must be avoided in any circumstances. That should be not a surprise because Paladin Antivirus was created by the same hackers who are to blame for releasing Malware Defense, another dangerous program posing to be legitimate.
Paladin Antivirus uses the same means of distribution where Trojans [...]