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      <title>InfoSec Week 45, 2017</title>
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      <description>Researchers exploited antivirus software quarantine mechanism to gain privileges by manipulating the restore process from the virus quarantine. By abusing NTFS directory junctions, the AV quarantine restore process can be manipulated, so that previously quarantined files can be written to arbitrary file system locations.</description>
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      <description>Trustwave released the Carbanak gang campaign threat report called &#39;Operation Grand Mars&#39;. The paper explains the modus operandi of the Carbanak group, malware distribution techniques, attack vectors. The interesting point is that the group uses Google Apps, Sheets and Forms as a part of their Command &amp; Control infrastructure. But Trustware is not the only one reporting about this.</description>
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