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| Date | Description | Type |
| 09.05.2008 | Reverse Vishing in China | Phishing Alert |
| 09.03.2008 | MSNBC.com "BREAKING NEWS" Alert Update - Fake Celebrity News | Malicious Web Site / Malicious Code |
| 08.22.2008 | Sunkist Web site: Mass Injection | Malicious Web Site / Malicious Code |
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Security Research Highlights Report.
New Research by Websense Security Labs reveals the majority of malicious web sites are now legitimate sites compromised by attackers.
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The Phishing and Crimeware Threat Map displays the most recent data collected by Websense Security Labs
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Dissecting Shellcode in Malicious Web Sites
08.29.08 Today’s blog shows how we can debug the shellcode that we find in malicious Web sites. You might ask: what does this shellcode do? And how can I debug it? One way to find out is to write a quick C program that has the shellcode bytes in a buffer. Then, we define a pointer function to point to the code and execute it!