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A few days ago we spotted an interesting malvertising attack that was unlike others we had seen before. What made it…
In mid August, the actors behind some of the recent malvertising campaigns we documented on this blog before started to come out with several new…
In an attack similar to the one that happened last month on PlentyOfFish, the UK version of online dating site Match.com was caught…
The same adserving technology platform – AdSpirit.de – which was recently abused in malicious advertising attacks against a slew of top media sites was leveraged again…
The media home page of Australia’s largest telecommunications company, Telstra, was pushing some malvertising similar to the attack we just documented on…
We detected a malvertising attack on popular dating site PlentyOfFish (POF) which draws over 3 million daily users.The attack chain uses the…
It is common practice among cybercriminals to sell their products in the form of packages, consisting of: Such packages are commercial…
The Microsoft tech support scam has been going on for years, starting with cold calls originating from India. Over time fake websites and…
Update 08/14: The campaign has moved to another advertiser (AOL) and new Azure domain:Malvertising URL: imp.bid.ace.advertising.com/{redacted}pmcpmprice=0.545/{redacted}dref=http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw=jazzy+wheelchair+battery&_pgn=3&_skc=100&rt=nc First redirection (Azure website):v5tr34-a09.azurewebsites.net/?=a09vv5vtrkp Second…
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