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From Apple Support:
About Flashback malware removal tool
This Flashback malware removal tool that will remove the most common variants of the Flashback malware.If the Flashback malware is found, a dialog will be presented notifying the user that malware was removed.
In some cases, the Flashback malware removal tool may need to restart your computer in order to completely remove the Flashback malware.
This update is recommended for all OS X Lion users without Java installed.
Something is definitely wrong with this particular installation of Adobe Reader X. It has been crashing all day. Luckily I have Foxit Reader installed on my computer. Uninstalling and reinstalling Adobe Reader X seems to fix the issue.
A follow up to yesterday post regarding new Malware attack. I received a phone call Friday morning about the same malware. It comes from different website but it definitely the same kind of malware.
Am I supposed to press the “CANCEL” button? Where is it?
Websites that have hacked .htaccess file redirects to:
The fake Windows Antivirus 2012 is running within a web browser (Google Chrome, in this particular case) on a Windows 7, but showing Windows XP interface.
I received a call from a client regarding malware on his customer’s website. It redirects to http:// stecdon . ru/ and displays the fake “your computer has been infected” page that resembles a security software.
I have yet been able to contact the owner of the website regarding the malware.
I’ll post more details when I have it.
UPDATE:
The same infected site redirests to:
If you are a Verizon FiOS customer and happen to hear beeping noise that is not coming form your smoke detector alarm,check your FiOS battery backup.
First you could reset the battery backup unit by unplugging the power and disconnecting the battery. If the “Replace Battery” light still on, then call Verizon customer service or technical support.
This site went semi-offline earlier today thanks to a bad installation of WordPress.org nightly build. At first it seemed the WordPress install was having trouble connecting to the MySQL database. I really thought I had to restore the MySQL database from the backup.
I have decided to keep 37prime.news on the official release instead of living on the edge. Lesson learned.
I just found out one of the MySQL databases went offline.
I’ll see if it has something to do with what the host has been doing.