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Tuesday, June 6, 2017

Labs Notes Monthly Recap – May/2017

Labs Notes Monthly Recap – May/2017

Sucuri Labs provides website malware research updates directly from our teams on the front line. You can read past-monthly recaps to catch up on trends we look at every month.

This month, our Malware Research and Incident Response teams wrote about malware infections ranging from backdoors, credit card stealers, and malvertising.

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Tuesday, May 2, 2017

Labs Notes Recap – Apr/2017

Labs Notes Recap – Apr/2017

This month, our Malware Research and Incident Response teams wrote about several malware techniques that attempt to evade detection by focusing on small changes that website owners might miss. Examples include typos in domain names, unused top-level domains (i.e. .com, .solutions), and delayed banner ads.

Sucuri Labs provides website malware research updates directly from our teams on the front line. You can read past-monthly recaps to catch up on trends we look at every month.

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Friday, April 14, 2017

Labs Notes Monthly Recap – Mar/2017

Labs Notes Monthly Recap – Mar/2017

Every month we recap the latest posts on Sucuri Labs, written by our Malware Research Team (MRT) and Incident Response Team (IRT).

Sucuri Labs provides website malware research updates directly from our teams on the front line. You can read past-monthly recaps to catch up on trends we look at every month.

The theme for this month involves techniques used to hack ecommerce sites, to create malicious admin users, and to create redirect chains through affiliate campaigns and tracking systems.

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Friday, March 3, 2017

Labs Notes Monthly Recap – Feb/2017

Labs Notes Monthly Recap – Feb/2017

Every month we recap the latest posts on Sucuri Labs, written by our Malware Research Team (MRT) and Incident Response Team (IRT).

The Sucuri Labs website provides technical analysis and industry updates directly from our teams on the front line. You can read past-monthly recaps for an overview of the posts we’ve released.

Last month, we saw several new methods attackers use to sustain their campaigns as long as possible. This month, we notice a lot of spam campaigns using hacked sites to host redirects and acting as an intermediary.

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Tuesday, February 14, 2017

Labs Notes Monthly Recap – Jan/2017

Labs Notes Monthly Recap – Jan/2017

Every month we recap the latest posts on Sucuri Labs, written by our Malware Research Team (MRT) and Incident Response Teams (IRT).

The Sucuri Labs website provides technical analysis and industry updates directly from our teams on the front line. You can read past monthly recaps for an overview of the posts we’ve released each month.

Last month, one of the themes was obfuscation. This month, we see trends in how attackers spread and sustain their campaigns by undoing reactive security controls, deceiving webmasters, and using various tactics to hide their malicious campaigns.

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Saturday, December 17, 2016

Labs Notes Monthly Recap – Nov/2016

Labs Notes Monthly Recap – Nov/2016

Time for another monthly recap! If you haven’t seen the other monthly recaps, make sure to check out October and September. Our malware research and incident response teams publish technical content in the Sucuri Labs Notes. The knowledge and recommendations are useful to keep your website and visitors safe.

This month we saw a large variety of cases being analyzed by our team, including some interesting SEO spam techniques, malware-injected databases, and conditional malware targeting specific mobile platforms.

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