Collaborate Disseminate
The last high profile malvertising activity we had seen was on June 7th with a drive-by download incident on Yahoo that used Neutrino EK instead of Angler EK. This was rather unusual and was later confirmed as not just an anomaly, by the switch of expl… Continue reading Malvertising slowing down, but not out
Since the disappearance of Angler EK, exploit kit activity is at one of its lowest it has been in a long time. The focus is therefore on Neutrino EK, which has somewhat picked up the pieces, although at a much lower rate. In this post we look at a chan… Continue reading Neutrino EK: fingerprinting in a Flash
For those tracking exploit kits, the disappearance of the Angler exploit kit last week was a major event. While a lot of questions remain, several clues pointed out that this was no ordinary break, and that something deeper was likely going on. After a… Continue reading A look at the Angler-less exploit kit scene