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  1. Re:Read here for a more detailed perspective by Aryeh+Goretsky · · Score: 1 · on Windows Flaw Allowed Hackers To Spy On NATO, Ukraine, Others
    Hello,

    The first public analysis of the malware campaign (called BlackEnergy by most researchers) was done by Arbor Networks back in October 2007, and Dell SecureWorks did a comprehensive write-up on its second generation in 2010. Additional information on this malware campaign:

    Hope this is information is useful to anyone who might be concerned they have compromised hosts on their network.

    Regards,

    Aryeh Goretsky

  2. Kelihos, the peer-to-peer botnet by dgharmon · · Score: 3 · on Kelihos Relying On CBL Blacklists To Evaluate New Bots

    Shouldn't that be Kelihos, the peer-to-peer Windows botnet ..

  3. Re:Better Question by Aryeh+Goretsky · · Score: 1 · on New OS X Trojan Adware Injects Ads Into Chrome, Firefox, Safari

    Hello,

    Not sure which anti-malware software you are using, but a quick check of my employer's gave me half-a-dozen hits:

    Not sure about the others, but would not be surprised if they are detected, just with a different name than you wrote. Maybe you just need to change anti-malware software, and make sure detection of Potentially Unwanted Applications is turned on on it.

    Regards,

    Aryeh Goretsky

  4. Re:Better Question by Aryeh+Goretsky · · Score: 1 · on New OS X Trojan Adware Injects Ads Into Chrome, Firefox, Safari

    Hello,

    Not sure which anti-malware software you are using, but a quick check of my employer's gave me half-a-dozen hits:

    Not sure about the others, but would not be surprised if they are detected, just with a different name than you wrote. Maybe you just need to change anti-malware software, and make sure detection of Potentially Unwanted Applications is turned on on it.

    Regards,

    Aryeh Goretsky

  5. Re:Better Question by Aryeh+Goretsky · · Score: 1 · on New OS X Trojan Adware Injects Ads Into Chrome, Firefox, Safari

    Hello,

    Not sure which anti-malware software you are using, but a quick check of my employer's gave me half-a-dozen hits:

    Not sure about the others, but would not be surprised if they are detected, just with a different name than you wrote. Maybe you just need to change anti-malware software, and make sure detection of Potentially Unwanted Applications is turned on on it.

    Regards,

    Aryeh Goretsky

  6. Re:Better Question by Aryeh+Goretsky · · Score: 1 · on New OS X Trojan Adware Injects Ads Into Chrome, Firefox, Safari

    Hello,

    Not sure which anti-malware software you are using, but a quick check of my employer's gave me half-a-dozen hits:

    Not sure about the others, but would not be surprised if they are detected, just with a different name than you wrote. Maybe you just need to change anti-malware software, and make sure detection of Potentially Unwanted Applications is turned on on it.

    Regards,

    Aryeh Goretsky

  7. Re:Better Question by Aryeh+Goretsky · · Score: 1 · on New OS X Trojan Adware Injects Ads Into Chrome, Firefox, Safari

    Hello,

    Not sure which anti-malware software you are using, but a quick check of my employer's gave me half-a-dozen hits:

    Not sure about the others, but would not be surprised if they are detected, just with a different name than you wrote. Maybe you just need to change anti-malware software, and make sure detection of Potentially Unwanted Applications is turned on on it.

    Regards,

    Aryeh Goretsky

  8. Re:Better Question by Aryeh+Goretsky · · Score: 1 · on New OS X Trojan Adware Injects Ads Into Chrome, Firefox, Safari

    Hello,

    Not sure which anti-malware software you are using, but a quick check of my employer's gave me half-a-dozen hits:

    Not sure about the others, but would not be surprised if they are detected, just with a different name than you wrote. Maybe you just need to change anti-malware software, and make sure detection of Potentially Unwanted Applications is turned on on it.

    Regards,

    Aryeh Goretsky