CSIS has observed how a new clickjacking campaign is spreading among incautious Facebook users. The bait has been seen before and the flypaper, although simple, is of the kind normally used to entice users into clicking on the contents....

Basically all "Who is your stalker" campaigns on Facebook want the same thing: your email, your phone number, your address - well, your personal details! They don't provide the service that they offer because simply: they can't. The only purpose of these campaigns is to lure you into signing up in a random survey so they can earn cash endlessly spamming adverts and crap....

Yesterday, CSIS discovered a new worm that spreads through the social network, Facebook....

When a Microsoft Windows machine gets infected by viruses/malware it does so mainly because users forget to update the Java JRE, Adobe Reader/Acrobat and Adobe Flash. This is revealed by a survey conducted by CSIS Security Group A/S....

We have just received the great news that the European Nopsled Team holds first place at this year's Capture The Flag (CTF) which was held during Defcon in Las Vegas. CTF is the unofficial World hacking championship. On the team we find two of our CSIS colleagues (Rasmus Petersen and Tiago Seco)....

The security behind the voice mail system for both fixed as well as mobile phones are among several Nordic telecommunication providers inadequate, and allows for systematic surveillance through so-called "caller ID spoofing" services (A-number forgery). The design flaw in voicemail systems opens for spying and eavesdropping, call forwarding and forwarding of voice messages, changing PIN codes, etc., etc....

We have picked up some headliners in the media covering a new variant of ZeuS/Zbot designed for Google Android. Basically this is Zitmo. It's been around for a while and exist for the following mobile OS's: Symbian, Blackberry and Windows Mobile and yes Google Android....

On March 23, 2011 we blogged about the source code of the infamous crime kit ZeuS (Wsnpoem / Zbot) sold at least two underground forums (see: http://www.csis.dk/en/csis/blog/3176/). ...

A vulnerability has been discovered in Microsoft Outlook, which can be exploited by malicious, anonymous individuals to cause a DoS (Denial of Service)....