Pavel Asinovsky - Malware Researcher

Malware Researcher

Pavel is a malware researcher for IBM Security's Trusteer's group. He has been a member of the Trusteer cybercrime labs for more than two years. Prior to that Pavel worked as a malware researcher for F5 Networks and as a malware analyst for RSA-EMC. Pavel is very passionate about reverse engineering, cryptography and malware analysis. Pavel holds a B.Sc. degree Electrical and Electronics Engineering.

Application Security June 18, 2020

Ginp Malware Operations are on the Rise, Aiming to Expand in Turkey

5 min read - The Ginp mobile banking malware, which emerged in late 2019, is one of the top most prevalent Android banking malware families today. It started as a SMS stealer and rapidly evolved into one of the most advanced actors in the…

Advanced Threats March 24, 2020

TrickBot Pushing a 2FA Bypass App to Bank Customers in Germany

13 min read - Our team is closely monitoring TrickBot's developing capabilities, including its new cross-channel attacks using the TrickMo component.

Malware July 9, 2019

Taking Over the Overlay: Reconstructing a Brazilian Remote Access Trojan (RAT)

4 min read - IBM X-Force researchers detected, reverse engineered, reconstructed and simulated a Delphi-based Brazilian remote access Trojan.

Malware July 2, 2019

Taking Over the Overlay: What Triggers the AVLay Remote Access Trojan (RAT)?

8 min read - IBM X-Force researchers discovered, reverse engineered and reconstructed AVLay, a remote access Trojan that mixes DLL hijacking with a legitimate executable borrowed from various antivirus programs.

Malware July 1, 2019

Taking Over the Overlay: Reverse Engineering a Brazilian Remote Access Trojan (RAT)

6 min read - X-Force researchers discovered a new remote access Trojan variant that mixes Dynamic Link Library (DLL) hijacking with a legitimate executable borrowed from various antivirus programs.

Malware October 16, 2017

Diving Into Zberp’s Unconventional Process Injection Technique

8 min read - IBM X-Force Research discovered a new variant of Zberp that evades API threat detection tools using a code injection technique it borrowed from Carberp.

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Ginp Malware Operations are on the Rise, Aiming to Expand in Turkey

TrickBot Pushing a 2FA Bypass App to Bank Customers in Germany

Taking Over the Overlay: Reconstructing a Brazilian Remote Access Trojan (RAT)

Taking Over the Overlay: What Triggers the AVLay Remote Access Trojan (RAT)?

Taking Over the Overlay: Reverse Engineering a Brazilian Remote Access Trojan (RAT)

Diving Into Zberp’s Unconventional Process Injection Technique

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