Practical Malware Analysis - Data coding
In this post, I continue my studies of the book "Practical Malware Analysis" and begin working on Lab 13.
Practical Malware Analysis - Covert Malware Launching
In this post, I continue my studies of the book "Practical Malware Analysis" and begin working on Lab 12.
Practical Malware Analysis - Malware Behavior
In this post, I continue my studies of the book "Practical Malware Analysis" and begin working on Lab 11.
Analysis of a RAR File Leading to Malicious GitHub Repositories Distributing LummaC2
This analysis begins with a seemingly harmless RAR archive and follows the infection chain to uncover malicious GitHub repositories used to distribute LummaC2, a notorious information stealer. The investigation examines the archive, the associated files and repositories, and the techniques used to deliver the malware to victims.
Practical Malware Analysis - Runtime Behavior Analysis using OllyDbg
In this post, I continue my studies of the book "Practical Malware Analysis" and begin working on Lab 9.
WannaCry Anatomy of a Ransomware Worm
WannaCry, also known as WannaCrypt, was a ransomware that became famous in May 2017 for spreading quickly around the world. The malware is widely linked to the Lazarus Group, a group associated with North Korea.
Practical Malware Analysis - Malware Persistence Through Mutexes and Services
In this post, I continue my studies of the book "Practical Malware Analysis" and begin working on Lab 7.
Certified Binary Fuzzing & Reversing Professional Resolution
The analyzed samples show characteristics consistent with targeted campaigns, in which social engineering techniques are used as the initial vector of compromise.
Sync Breeze Enterprise 10.0.28 application
In the case of Sync Breeze Enterprise 10.0.28, the vulnerability is present in the web authentication interface, where user-provided data is not properly validated before being processed.
Practical Malware Analysis - Recognizing C code constructions in Assembly
In this post, I continue my studies of the book "Practical Malware Analysis" and begin working on Lab 6.
