@JonathanMeiburg My first thought was food. I believe some birds can safely digest millipedes. But if it was food, I wouldn't expect it to remain in the nest for very long.
@Wayne501Mardle Leaving @Wayne501Mardle speechless! There's got to be some kind of internet prize for that ๐คฃ Right you are then. Back to throwing with my eyes open.
@Wayne501Mardle Here's an odd one for you. I did a little experiment. Sighted to throw at T20, shut my eyes, then threw the dart. Everytime it lands near the T18. Is this revealing an issue with my throw, or should I stop being a loon and throw with my eyes open?
Check out our new open-source PE Tree Tool that significantly reduces the time and effort required to reverse engineer malware: https://t.co/Z653D1A9YZ #BHUSA
@ShearwaterBand Yessss! I'd be immensely happy with anything, but particular favourites are (in no particular order): Pale Kings, Animal Life, Open Your Houses, Meridian, Black Eyes, North Col, Rooks, and Hail Mary.
@felixw3000 Great work man! I get what people are saying about WMIs lack of synchronicity, but for an analysis tool that is less important. Love that you did it in powershell too :p
The Turla Group have been using their PNG Dropper again. In this post we take a detailed look at the PNG Dropper and its new payload - @BHumphrey01
https://t.co/jtwvrBUccH
#TurlaGroup#PNGDropper#Malware
Published a new blog for @Sophos about a novel malware family we're calling #AdKoob. AdKoob steals its victim's passwords and seeks out information about the targetโs ad purchasing history on Facebook. Go check it out: https://t.co/8uiDu6eHMG
Blog post on the seemingly new Sisfader RAT. It was being dropped by some RTF documents that were exploiting CVE-2017-8570. Kudos to @buffaloverflow for finding the documents! - https://t.co/ync87GI4E6