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Kervin Alintanahin

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CryptoLocker: Its Spam and ZeuS/ZBOT Connection

  • Posted on:October 21, 2013
  • Posted in:Malware
  • Posted by:
    Kervin Alintanahin (Threats Analyst)
5

CryptoLocker, the latest strain of ransomware, is best known for trying to force users into paying a fee by encrypting certain files and then later offering a $300 decrypting tool. In this entry, we discuss how it arrives and how it is connected with other malware, most notably ZBOT/ZeuS. We reported earlier that CryptoLocker malware…

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Tags: cryptolockerransomwareSpamTrend Micro solutionZBOTZeuS

"Fan Apps" Now Spreading on the Android Market

  • Posted on:February 20, 2012
  • Posted in:Mobile
  • Posted by:
    Kervin Alintanahin (Threats Analyst)
5

We’re seeing more and more scams on the Android Market. Last week, we wrote about a developer that uses popular app names to trick users into downloading fake ones. Before that, we saw a fake Temple Run app making the rounds on the Android Market. This time, we saw 37 more apps that share a…

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Trending Scams Seen in the Android Market

  • Posted on:February 7, 2012
  • Posted in:Mobile
  • Posted by:
    Kervin Alintanahin (Threats Analyst)
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Shortly after we reported about a fake Temple Run app in the Android Market, we were alerted to yet another developer that uses popular apps as guises to trick users into downloading rogue apps. Here, you can see the developer’s name which appears to be quite similar to the one who developed the popular game,…

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Fake Version of Temple Run Unearthed in the Android Market

  • Posted on:February 6, 2012
  • Posted in:Malware, Mobile
  • Posted by:
    Kervin Alintanahin (Threats Analyst)
13

In our daily monitoring of the mobile threat landscape, we found a copy of the game Temple Run in the Android Market. Temple Run is a popular game app currently available for iOS only. I checked the app and immediately noticed something odd about it. I decided to analyze it to check if my doubts…

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2011 in Review: Mobile Malware

  • Posted on:January 2, 2012
  • Posted in:Mobile
  • Posted by:
    Kervin Alintanahin (Threats Analyst)
7

2011 was a banner year for the Android operating system – as well as for Android malware. The increasing number of Android users made it profitable for attackers to go after them in full force, as we’ve been saying all year long. Where are the threats coming from? Many of these threats arrive via third-party…

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