Tag Archives: malware
Mirai DDoS Botnet: Source Code & Binary Analysis
Mirai is a DDoS botnet that has gained a lot of media attraction lately due to high impact attacks such as on journalist Brian Krebs and also for one of the biggest DDoS attacks on Internet against ISP Dyn, cutting … Continue reading
Posted in Privacy, Security, Technology
Tagged attack vector, botnet, DDoS, IoT, Linux, malware, Mirai
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A tale of Government Trojans
Sorry, only in Spanish 🙂 — Simon Roses Femerling
Posted in Pentest, Privacy, Security, Technology
Tagged APT, attack vector, Computer Network Operations (CNO), hacker, Information Warfare, Intelligence, malware, Penetration Testing, Rootkits, virus
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Medre, AutoCAD Malware: The spy inside the cad
Last June a malware that infected AutoCAD for Windows was identified and is responsible for the theft of thousands of documents. AutoCAD is a popular program for 2D and 3D drawings that is used to design all kinds of products, … Continue reading
Posted in Pentest, Security
Tagged Android, APT, attack vector, Information Security, Intelligence, Iphone, malware, SCADA, virus, Worm
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“Find And Call” Smartphone Malware Analysis
[Español] La semana pasada Kaspersky publicó un artículo sobre un nuevo malware que afectaba a iPhone y Android, y esta App estaba disponible en sus mercados oficiales. Al ser el primer malware que aparece en el iPhone Market he pensado … Continue reading
Posted in Hacking, Security, Technology
Tagged Android, Apps, attack vector, Information Security, Iphone, malware, Smartphone, Software Security
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Reversing Android Crackmes for Fun
[Español] Hace tiempo que quería escribir sobre crackme en Android, ya que son un magnífico ejercicio para aprender técnicas de ingeniería inversa para Apps que luego podemos aplicar para analizar malware o buscar vulnerabilidades 😉 Para este post he pensado … Continue reading
Posted in Hacking, Pentest, Security, Technology
Tagged Android, Crackme, exploit, Information Security, malware, Penetration Testing, Reverse Engineering, Software Security
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