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The footprints of Raccoon
A story about operators of JS-sniffer FakeSecurity distributing Raccoon stealer
A story about operators of JS-sniffer FakeSecurity distributing Raccoon stealer
In this blog, we dissect a sample of malware that makes clever use of batch scripting obfuscation—turns out it was a launcher for TrickBot!
A recap of hack_it 2020, a virtual security training event packed with interactive exercises, malware research and analysis, and more.
As a follow-up to our previous post, we recently uncovered a really peculiar piece of malware that works through a lot of different layers of abstraction.
Top 11 books on digital forensics, incident response, and malware analysis
For 6 years, it was not possible to see what hosted zones an attacker may have created in an account. This issue could be viewed as a business decision that adding the ability to viewing this data was not worthwhile, but the delay is significant and would allow someone that had compromised an environment to maintain a backdoor.
Android Trojan named «Gustuff» capable of targeting more than 100 global banking apps, a number of cryptocurrency and marketplace applications
Regardless of your daily duties, we’ve all encountered annoying ads, unwanted pop-ups, or generically named rogue applications. These nuisances, commonly called Potentially Unwanted Programs (PUP), are often unknowingly installed when downloading free software.
Over the past month, the Emotet family of malware has re-emerged as a formidable piece of crimeware, thanks to its new self-propagation techniques (undoubtedly inspired by the success of WannaCry and Petya).
The man who "saved the world" from the WannaCry outbreak has been arrested on suspicion of being the author of Kronos banking Trojan
Dive deep into Redosdru malware analysis, unpacking encrypted DLLs, keylogging behavior, and how Huntress defenders detect and respond.
When it comes to troubleshooting software errors, analyzing malware samples, or discovering security misconfigurations, the Sysinternals Suite can likely solve your problem. For many IT and Security professionals, this collection of Windows utilities is similar to the Swiss Army knife.