Search Results for: malware Blog Post Types of Malware March 6, 2020 Malware is a potential term to define a malicious code written to perform mysterious actions on the target system. Malware... Blog Post The Basics of TrickBot Malware July 2, 2020 TrickBot malware is Trojan-type malware to steal sensitive data by using spam emails and also distributed by using Adobe Flash... Blog Post Detecting Malware Capabilities With capa July 29, 2020 What is capa? capa is a new tool recently developed by FireEye. This tool makes some reverse engineering tasks tremendously easy and... Blog Post Analysis of TrickBot Malware – the most prolific COVID-19 themed malware July 23, 2020 In this article you will learn about: Distribution techniques of TrickBot malware Different modules and tasks of the TrickBot payload ... Blog Post Malware-As-A-Service On The Dark web?! February 19, 2020 Cybersecurity Researchers at Venafi recently warned about the backdoor malware techniques used by “Black Energy Gang” attackers to shut down... Blog Post Can Mobile Devices get Malware? May 28, 2020 Mobile malware is malicious software which targets mobile devices, such as smartphones and tablets, with an aim of accessing private... Blog Post What is Fileless Malware? How Does it Work? November 6, 2020 As the name suggests, fileless malware does not rely on any physical files being transferred and stored on the infected... Knowledge Center Clipper AutoIt v2 – QUILCLIPPER AutoIt Malware July 1, 2020 Overview. During a recent engagement, the LIFARS DFIR Team discovered a sample of rare malware, which uses not very common techniques. It turns out that... Blog Post What are the differences between Static, Dynamic and Hybrid Malware Analysis? November 4, 2020 In 2019, 114 million new malware applications were detected. 43 million new threats were already picked up in the first... Blog Post North Korea is Reusing Malware! What Does This Mean? February 29, 2020 Among the hacking groups from North Korea, there is a group called Lazarus has plundered and pillaged the global internet,... Blog Post “Corona Antivirus” Software is Distributing Malware Backdoor March 28, 2020 Even though the whole world is now worrying about the outbreak of COVID-19, hackers never stop attacking. In the Internet... Blog Post What is Malware Analysis/Malware Reverse Engineering? February 26, 2019 Most people know the process of software design, programming or scripting. They use their favorite IDE (Integrated Development Environment) to either... Knowledge Center Snatch Ransomware – Malware Analysis Case Study July 29, 2020 Overview. During last month LIFARS DFIR Team encountered various variants of Snatch Ransomware. This ransomware is known for its capability... Blog Post New ‘HiddenWasp’ Malware Targets Linux Systems May 31, 2019 A new breed of malware was discovered targeting Linux systems. Known as HiddenWasp, the malware believed to have been developed... Blog Post AT&T Employees Plant Malware in Exchange For Money August 8, 2019 Two men bribed several AT&T employees to install installed malware and unauthorized devices on the company’s network in their phone...
Blog Post Types of Malware March 6, 2020 Malware is a potential term to define a malicious code written to perform mysterious actions on the target system. Malware...
Blog Post The Basics of TrickBot Malware July 2, 2020 TrickBot malware is Trojan-type malware to steal sensitive data by using spam emails and also distributed by using Adobe Flash...
Blog Post Detecting Malware Capabilities With capa July 29, 2020 What is capa? capa is a new tool recently developed by FireEye. This tool makes some reverse engineering tasks tremendously easy and...
Blog Post Analysis of TrickBot Malware – the most prolific COVID-19 themed malware July 23, 2020 In this article you will learn about: Distribution techniques of TrickBot malware Different modules and tasks of the TrickBot payload ...
Blog Post Malware-As-A-Service On The Dark web?! February 19, 2020 Cybersecurity Researchers at Venafi recently warned about the backdoor malware techniques used by “Black Energy Gang” attackers to shut down...
Blog Post Can Mobile Devices get Malware? May 28, 2020 Mobile malware is malicious software which targets mobile devices, such as smartphones and tablets, with an aim of accessing private...
Blog Post What is Fileless Malware? How Does it Work? November 6, 2020 As the name suggests, fileless malware does not rely on any physical files being transferred and stored on the infected...
Knowledge Center Clipper AutoIt v2 – QUILCLIPPER AutoIt Malware July 1, 2020 Overview. During a recent engagement, the LIFARS DFIR Team discovered a sample of rare malware, which uses not very common techniques. It turns out that...
Blog Post What are the differences between Static, Dynamic and Hybrid Malware Analysis? November 4, 2020 In 2019, 114 million new malware applications were detected. 43 million new threats were already picked up in the first...
Blog Post North Korea is Reusing Malware! What Does This Mean? February 29, 2020 Among the hacking groups from North Korea, there is a group called Lazarus has plundered and pillaged the global internet,...
Blog Post “Corona Antivirus” Software is Distributing Malware Backdoor March 28, 2020 Even though the whole world is now worrying about the outbreak of COVID-19, hackers never stop attacking. In the Internet...
Blog Post What is Malware Analysis/Malware Reverse Engineering? February 26, 2019 Most people know the process of software design, programming or scripting. They use their favorite IDE (Integrated Development Environment) to either...
Knowledge Center Snatch Ransomware – Malware Analysis Case Study July 29, 2020 Overview. During last month LIFARS DFIR Team encountered various variants of Snatch Ransomware. This ransomware is known for its capability...
Blog Post New ‘HiddenWasp’ Malware Targets Linux Systems May 31, 2019 A new breed of malware was discovered targeting Linux systems. Known as HiddenWasp, the malware believed to have been developed...
Blog Post AT&T Employees Plant Malware in Exchange For Money August 8, 2019 Two men bribed several AT&T employees to install installed malware and unauthorized devices on the company’s network in their phone...
