Outlaw Threat Group Using Botnet to Distribute Monero Miner, Perl-Based Backdoor
The Outlaw threat group is using a botnet to distribute a Monero cryptocurrency miner and a Perl-based backdoor component.
When AV Software Is at War With Your OS: A Case of IT Complexity
When AV software programs are designed independently, it is only natural that there is competition for resources in the zero-sum field in which they are playing.
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.
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.
Uncloaking the Dark Arts of Evasive Malware
With all the security breaches, it seems like cybercriminals keep getting through. Malware is evolving to evade detection by traditional defenses.
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.
Zeus Analysis – Memory Forensics via Volatility
I am planning to do a blog series on Malware Analysis using the Zeus sample that I recently received in an email. The idea is not only to share what it does, but to focus mostly on sufficient details.