New Exploit Kits Emerging
With of various cyber-criminal gang
members, some exploit kits (EK) have emerged to
replace older variants. But even the new EKs still
utilize fairly old Internet Explorer and Adobe Flash
vulnerabilities. Like their predecessors, they also are
mainly distributed via “drive-by-download” and
malvertizing campaigns.
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