The distribution potential of the infamous Cridex infostealer (also known as Feodo or Bugat) just went up a notch, as a new version of the malware works in conjunction with a worm that sends out emails with a link to download a zip file containing the trojan.
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Geodo infostealer gets help from worm
The distribution potential of the infamous Cridex infostealer (also known as Feodo or Bugat) just went up a notch, as a new version of the malware works in conjunction with a worm that sends out emails with a link to download a zip file containing the trojan.
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Santa Clara, Calif., May 8, 2014 – Seculert, a leader in advanced threat protection and anti-malware solutions, today announced it has been selected by Gartner Inc., the world's leading information technology research and advisory company, as a "Cool Vendor” in the May 2, 2014 report “Security Infrastructure Protection, 2014."
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Santa Clara, Calif., April 17, 2014 – Seculert, a leader in advanced threat protection and malware solutions, today announced that ECI Telecom, a leading provider of telecommunications solutions chose Seculert to ensure the company is protected against advanced persistent threats (APTs).
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