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Security researchers are warning of yet another advanced, large-scale attack campaign using sophisticated techniques to hide itself from its targets – organisations across Asia. Trend Micro has dubbed the campaign Naikon, based on the HTTP user-agent string “NOKIAN95/WEB” found in various targeted attacks across the region in …

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  1. Anonymous Coward
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    Insert free advert for Trend Micro ..

    "Security researchers are warning of yet another advanced, large-scale attack campaign using sophisticated techniques to hide itself from its targets – organisations across Asia".

    keywords: BKDR_RARSTONE, dynamic DNS domains, HTTP user-agent, malicious email attachment, NOKIAN95/WEB, sophisticated technique, spear-phishing emai, Trend Micro

    1. seczine.com
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      Re: Insert free advert for Trend Micro ..

      Happy to see it if it is providing truly useful information to the community....

  2. frank ly

    NOKIAN -> Naikon

    Did they name it in this way to avoid embarassing Nokia?

  3. Anonymous Coward
    Anonymous Coward

    Similar backdoor

    There's a whole forum on planting this on college campus laptops and switching on the webcams to perv and post images online

  4. Anonymous Coward
    Anonymous Coward

    Re: The malicious email attachment exploits CVE-2012-0158

    Would be interesting to know when distribution of this malware actually begun.

    CVE-2012-0158 (MS12-027) seems to have been patched since April 2012's patch Tuesday.

    So...

  5. Fatman
    Linux

    Your best defence.

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