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DGA.Changer malware infecting 6,500 machines uses new trick to evade detection. 
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The php.net website, the official home of the open-source PHP programming language, has been hacked and used to spread malware to visitors.
The site says it will publish a full post mortem on the security incident in the near future, probably next week, and that users should follow @official_php on Twitter for updates.
Gust MEES's insight:
The site says it will publish a full post mortem on the security incident in the near future, probably next week, and that users should follow @official_php on Twitter for updates.
Gust MEES's curator insight,
October 25, 2013 5:08 AM
The site says it will publish a full post mortem on the security incident in the near future, probably next week, and that users should follow @official_php on Twitter for updates. |
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Angreifer haben Webinhalte der offiziellen PHP-Website Php.net modifiziert und darüber Malware an Nutzer verteilt. Wie der Einbruch in die Server gelang, konnte noch nicht geklärt werden.
Php.net, die offizielle Website des PHP-Projekts, ist als Malware-Schleuder missbraucht worden. Die Seite zählt laut Alexa zu den 250 am häufigsten aufgerufenen Websites weltweit.
Gust MEES's insight:
Php.net, die offizielle Website des PHP-Projekts, ist als Malware-Schleuder missbraucht worden. Die Seite zählt laut Alexa zu den 250 am häufigsten aufgerufenen Websites weltweit.
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DGA.Changer takes this evasive move one step further by allowing operators to change the algorithm "seed" that generates a specific set of pseudo-random domains.