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• January 12, 2010
• 4:47

  Baidu.com DNS hijacking

   » ‎ C.I.S.R.T.
  We received lots of reports about Baidu.com, the most popular search engine in China, had been unavailable since this moning.
  
  As the time of writing, Baidu.com is also unavailable.
  
  We noticed this case may be caused by DNS hijacking by the “Iranian cyber Army”, the same guys we mentioned several weeks ago.
  
  A related news: Baidu, China’s Largest Search Engine, Hacked by “Iranian Cyber Army”
  
  ............
  
  Tags - baidu.com , dns , hijack
• December 18, 2009
• 10:31

  ISC: Twitter outage via DNS hijacking

   » ‎ C.I.S.R.T.
  I just saw Sans.org reported that Twitter outage via DNS hijacking.
  
  A reader posted a image in the comments of this report.
  
  [i.imgur.com]
  
  
  Tags - twitter , hijack
• November 09, 2009
• 2:43

  First iPhone Worm Ikee

   » ‎ C.I.S.R.T.
  There are lots of reports about first iPhone worm "Ikee" today.
  
  F-Secure: First iPhone worm found
  
  Sophos: First iPhone worm spreading in the wild
  
  ISC: iPhone worm in the wild
  
  
  
  
  Tags - ikee , iphone
• November 03, 2009
• 13:37

  Spams with Hello Darling

   » ‎ C.I.S.R.T.
  The spams had been sent with the subject "Hello Darling" and attchment "photo.zip".
  
  Subject: Hello Darling
  Mail body:
  Hi, how are you? My photos Which I promised in attached file
  
  Attchment: photo.zip
  
  ............
  
  Tags - hello darling , photo.zip , photo.exe
• November 01, 2009
• 12:55

  Get Back to My Office for More Details Spams

   » ‎ C.I.S.R.T.
  I saw lots of spams which contained subject "get back to my office for more details" and attchment "info.zip" in recent two days. Be careful of them.
  
  From: boss <"boss">
  Subject: get back to my office for more details
  Mail body:
  Please read the attached letter and get back to my office for more details to proceed further.
  
  Thanks and have a very nice day.
  
  ............
  
  Tags - info.zip , get back to my office for more details
• October 27, 2009
• 4:10

  Facebook Password Reset Confirmation Spams

   » ‎ C.I.S.R.T.
  Be careful of the new round of spams about Facebook Password Reset Confirmation.
  
  From: The Facebook Team <service@facebook.com>
  Subject: Facebook Password Reset Confirmation.
  Mail body:
  Hey gt ,
  
  Because of the measures taken to provide safety to our clients, your password has been changed. You can find your new password in attached document.
  
  ............
  
  Tags - facebook password 6ff26.zip , facebook password c92dd.zip , facebook password reset confirmation
• October 24, 2009
• 13:53

  Contract of Settlements Spams

   » ‎ C.I.S.R.T.
  There is a new round of spams, which contained the subject titles as "Contract of Settlements" and the attachments as "contract_1.zip".
  
  Be careful.
  
  Subjects: Contract of Settlements
  
  Mail body:
  Greetings,
  We have prepared a contract and added the paragraphs that you wanted to see in it. Our lawyers made alterations on the last page. If you agree all the provisions we are ready to make the payment on Friday for the first consignment, We are enclosing the file with prepared contract. Password: 34****
  ............
  
  Tags - contract 1.zip , contract of settlements
• October 20, 2009
• 5:30

  Conflicker.B Infection Alert Spams

   » ‎ C.I.S.R.T.
  Be careful of spams about Conflicker.B Infection Alert.
  
  They are the same gang as i mentioned before.
  
  Subject:Conflicker.B Infection Alert
  Mail body:
  ............
  
  Tags - conflicker.b , install.zip
• October 15, 2009
• 10:44

  More Spams

   » ‎ C.I.S.R.T.
  Numerous spams had been sent these days. The name of attchments are like "DHL_package_label_1f553.zip" , "DHL_print_label_433a6.zip" , "DHL_Label_a4f79.zip" , "DHL_Package_ac42d.zip" , "install.zip", etc.
  
  Be careful of these spams.
  
  I listed some spams' content:
  QuotationSubject: DHL service. You should get the parcel! Delivery NR.6445
  Mail body:
  Hello!
  
  The courier company was not able to deliver your parcel by your address. Cause: Error in shipping address.
  
  You may pickup the parcel at our post office personaly!
  
  Please note!
  The shipping label is attached to this e-mail. Please print this label to get this package at our post office.
  
  Thank you for attention.
  DHL Delivery Services.
  ............
  
  Tags - dhl label , dhl package , dhl print label , dhl package label , install.zip , trojan.win32.inject
• August 25, 2009
• 4:44

  Renren.com XSS Worm

   » ‎ C.I.S.R.T.
  I noticed Sophos and ISC reported a Chinese social web site - renren.com(aka xiaonei.com), was attacked by a flash XSS worm.
  
  If you can read Chinese, you may read more details written by KnownSec Team here.
  
  
  Tags - renren , xiaonei , xss