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| Source |  CodingSec |
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| Identifiant | 906 |
| Date de publication | 2016-04-28 19:20:49 (vue: 2016-04-28 19:20:49) |
| Titre | This Company Installed Backdoores In Morethan 12M PC’s -Says CISCO |
| Texte | Recently in their blog post, CISCO reveals how French software maker Tuto4PC (also known as Eorezo Group and Wizzlabs) has been pushing unwanted programs behind the users’ backs, some of which exhibit malware-like behavior. Cisco’s Talos security team started the investigation by taking a look at some “generic” trojan detections they could not explain. Searching through mountains of telemetry data, the networking and security vendor discovered that this generic trojan, which they later dubbed Wizz, was actually part of software built and distributed by Tuto4PC. After installation, this software would go through a series of checks, identical to ones seen in today’s |
| Envoyé | Oui |
| Condensat | 12m actually after also appeared backdoores backs been behavior behind blog built checks cisco cisco’s cisco reveals coding company could data detections discovered distributed dubbed eorezo exhibit explain first french generic group has how identical installation installed investigation known later like look maker malware morethan mountains networking not ones part pc’s post programs pushing says security seen series software some started taking talos team telemetry through today’s trojan tuto4pc unwanted users’ vendor which wizz wizzlabs would  recently  searching |
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