Infection Immunity: Has Banking Trojan Emotet Outsmarted Itself?
The Emotet banking Trojan is making a comeback with new features and functions — but has the malicious code outsmarted itself?
Using a Free Online Malware Analysis Sandbox to Dig Into Malicious Code
A public malware sandbox can be a great substitute for an in-house malware analysis solution — as long as you understand its limitations.
iOS Sandbox Vulnerability Threatens Enterprise MDM Castles
Once considered a bastion of mobile security, Apple has come under fire in recent months. Now, a new iOS sandbox vulnerability has emerged.
Signature-Based Detection With YARA
Security researchers on the lookout for another resource to help with malware detection should consider the pattern-matching tool YARA.
Comparing Free Online Malware Analysis Sandboxes
Free malware analysis sandboxes can be used as a means of enhancing cybersecurity without a major drain on time, money and other resources.
Tinba Malware Watches Mouse Movements, Screen Activity to Avoid Sandbox Detection
Security researchers found that the Tinba malware is no longer relying on its small size as the only way to avoid detection from sandbox technology.
A Peek into IE’s Enhanced Protected Mode Sandbox
IE 10 Enhanced Protected Mode (EPM) sandbox research that was presented at Hack in the Box 2013 and the Black Hat Asia 2014 security conferences. Summary of findings and discussion of the most important points and related resources to find out more...
Diving Into IE 10’s Enhanced Protected Mode Sandbox at Black Hat Asia 2014
If you’re using Internet Explorer in immersive mode on Windows 8/8.1 to browse Internet web sites, under the hood, your browser will be running inside the Enhanced Protected Mode sandbox. Enhanced Protected Mode (EPM) is the sandboxing mechanism...
Application Sandboxing Makes Exploiting Vulnerabilities Less Profitable
Sandboxing isn’t a new concept; it’s been used in various forms for some time. Application sandboxes add one more layer of defense in the struggle to regain the right to peaceful enjoyment in our own networks.
Multistage Exploit Kits Boost Effective Malware Delivery
Like ICBM missiles, multistage exploit kits first launch a nonthreatening stage and then use the second stage to inflict damage without raising suspicion.