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An infosec forum was hacked and implanted with malware that hit users with drive-by attacks via a Internet Explorer zero-day.
===> Stay off IE until patch released!!! <===
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An elite hacker group credited last year with having an inexhaustible supply of zero-day vulnerabilities was responsible for digging up and first using the newest unpatched bug in Internet Explorer (IE), a Symantec manager today.
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January 4, 2013 4:45 PM
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News that an Internet Explorer zero-day vulnerability was being and has been for quite some time been used in a new "watering hole" attack has livened the otherwise uneventful last week of 2012.
The exploited website was that of the Council on Foreign Relations, an organization, publisher, and think tank specializing in U.S. foreign policy and international affairs, among whose members are a number of high-profile U.S. government and political figures such as former secretary of state Madeleine Albright, former treasury secretary Robert Rubin, and many others.
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The browsers are the gateway for malware!
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January 2, 2013 11:14 AM
The browsers are the gateway for malware!
===> They MUST get updated <===, check here:
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Eine neue Schadsoftware ist entdeckt worden, die keine Datenspuren auf dem befallenen Rechner hinterlässt. Das trojanische Pferd nistet sich direkt im Arbeitsspeicher ein.
Die Schadsoftware wird über eine prominente Webseite verteilt und nutzt eine Sicherheitslücke im Internet Explorer.
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The flaw became known when it was used as part of a socalled watering hole attack against the website for the policy think tank Council on Foreign Relations, the influential membership group that helps shape U.S.
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Oh Internet Explorer how I loath you.