Exploit Kits (EK), arguably the most impactful malicious infrastructure on the Internet, constantly evolve to evade detection by security technology. Tremendous effort has been spent on tracking new variations of different EK …
Note: This post was updated on November 18, 2015 to reflect new information about the initial discovery of the injected code. On November 3, 2015, ZScaler reported that a Chinese government website …
Today at the 2014 Virus Bulletin International Conference (VB2014) in Seattle, Palo Alto Networks is presenting a paper entitled “We Know It Before You Do: Predicting Malicious Domains.” We’re excited to share …
Exploit Kits (EK), arguably the most impactful malicious infrastructure on the Internet, constantly evolve to evade detection by security technology. Tremendous effort has been spent on tracking new variations of different EK …
Note: This post was updated on November 18, 2015 to reflect new information about the initial discovery of the injected code. On November 3, 2015, ZScaler reported that a Chinese government website …
Today at the 2014 Virus Bulletin International Conference (VB2014) in Seattle, Palo Alto Networks is presenting a paper entitled “We Know It Before You Do: Predicting Malicious Domains.” We’re excited to share …