Twitter + Pastebin = malware update - Revision history

Eric.freyssinet at 13:57, 3 August 2015

2015-08-03T13:57:22Z

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	{{Publication		{{Publication
	\|Botnet=Sninfs,		\|Botnet=Sninfs,
	\|CCProtocol=Twitter, ~~Pastebin~~,		\|CCProtocol=Twitter, Paste-platform,
	\|Year=2009		\|Year=2009
	\|Date=2009-08-17		\|Date=2009-08-17
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	\|Author=Patrick Fitzgerald,		\|Author=Patrick Fitzgerald,
	\|Type=Blogpost		\|Type=Blogpost
			\|Abstract=Debian.net and Rifers.org are both legitimate sites and it was a little surprising to see them both in this context. A closer look shows that both of these URLs seem to be using the pastebin feature of the Debian and Rifers sites. Pastebins give Web users the ability to upload arbitrary text in order to share information. Pastebins exist on many sites across the Internet and any one of these sites could have been selected by the attackers in order to host their malicious payloads. It’s likely the Debian and Rifers sites were selected because of the trust associated with their brand. There is little these sites can do to mitigate this type of misuse of a legitimate service provided by their sites.
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	\|Date=2009-08-17		\|Date=2009-08-17
	\|Editor=Symantec		\|Editor=Symantec
			\|Link=http://www.symantec.com/connect/blogs/twitter-pastebin-malware-update
			\|Author=Patrick Fitzgerald,
			\|Type=Blogpost
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|Year=2009
|Date=2009-08-17
|Editor=Symantec
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