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An emerging threat vector, embedded malware inside popular document formats, has become rampant since 2008. Owed to its wide-spread use and Javascript support, PDF has been the primary vehicle for delivering embedded exploits. Unfortunately, existing defenses are limited in effectiveness, vulnerable to evasion, or computationally expensive to be employed as an on-line protection system. In this paper,...
Delivering malware via the web is now the cybercriminal's favorite means of attack. Advances in the malware distribution has increased to such an extent that today merely visiting a website causes a script to execute and thus download malicious executables on to your system. Exploits use the very flexible and dynamic natured javascript to employ a wide variety of attacks on the browsers.
Set the date range to filter the displayed results. You can set a starting date, ending date or both. You can enter the dates manually or choose them from the calendar.