The story continues. Microsoft released their Security Advisory with workarounds regarding the „ .lnk vulnerability “ described in our previous blog post. To help you protect your systems, here are the two official workarounds, or you can visit the official... read more
Posted July 21, 2010
by Hynek Blinka |
And here it comes again. You though, that turning the “auto-run” feature for removable drives off is sufficient and no “Worm/Autorun” can harm you again. And I bet you are pretty sure about it. I’m sorry, you are wrong. Few... read more
Posted July 16, 2010
by Hynek Blinka |
It's irony when malware that drops and installs Chinese IME into victim`s system pretends to be a regular AV component. It was first discovered on common Chinese website infected by "Aurora" exploit. This exploit execution causes that malware file qi.exe... read more
Posted May 21, 2010
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by Hynek Blinka |
Flickr Credit: Sebastia Giralt The title of this post might confuse some people. The 2.0 symbol may trigger thoughts about yet another social networking story we have all read in the last three years and probably do not want to... read more
Posted April 27, 2010
by AVG Blogs |
Flickr Credit: Raqib Our security research team is constantly monitoring what is happening on the Web that we at AVG should be aware of. Looking for malicious URLs, exploits, new obfuscation techniques are just a few of the tasks we... read more
Posted April 26, 2010
by AVG Blogs |
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