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      <title>Linux/HackingTeamRDorks.A, a “new” and improved version of Linux/CDorked.A</title>
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      <description>Disclaimer: This malware sample is not in any way related to Hacking Team (as far as I know) other than me making some jokes about them related to a future presentation about their OS X malware product.
Two months ago (maybe three) I started noticing a sporadic redirect when I accessed these blog pages. It wasn’t anything &amp;ldquo;malicious&amp;rdquo; as far as I could evaluate; just a redirect to adult friend finder site.</description>
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