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Karine de Ponteves
| November 19, 2012
| Category: Security Research
Karine de Ponteves
| November 19, 2012
| Category: Security Research
Feel free to browse through our Zitmo timeline. Please note that variant naming depends on many factors including but not limited to chronology. Hence variant letters (.A) don’t always reflect the order of appearance in t...
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Axelle Apvrille
| May 17, 2011
| Category: Security Research
Axelle Apvrille
| May 17, 2011
| Category: Security Research
Some time ago, I bumped into a few Android applications which use Airpush. Airpush is an advertisement SDK developers can add to their application to generate some revenue: for every thousand ads displayed via their applicati...
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Axelle Apvrille
| April 21, 2011
| Category: Security Research
Axelle Apvrille
| April 21, 2011
| Category: Security Research
Some time ago, a security researcher, Alex Levinson, found out the iPhone was keeping a SQLite database of the iPhone’s location (wifi-based location, cell-based or GPS) and a few other information.
The file, located in ...
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Axelle Apvrille
| April 13, 2009
| Category: Security Research
Axelle Apvrille
| April 13, 2009
| Category: Security Research
The French Post Office now offers a new online Web service for end-users to print their own stamps, on their own printers.* Although I hate lining up for stamps at the post office, I just wonder if they really have thought it t...
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Axelle Apvrille
| March 09, 2009
| Category: Security Research
Axelle Apvrille
| March 09, 2009
| Category: Security Research
It looks like we might have the Flocker virus writer’s name, age, gender, address, picture, e-mail addresses, IM logins and nicknames. How? Using Google.
It all started when we found a nickname in the EPOC executable of ...
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