🛡️ Akira ransomware is on the rise—primarily targeting small & medium sized orgs. Review our updated joint advisory with additional details on IOCs & TTPs & implement the recommended mitigations to help protect your data from this ongoing cyber threat. 🔗 https://t.co/TPF61FzbGL
WHAT?! 😂
If you provide /FS:FILESYSTEM parameter to the format[.]com utility, the resulting process will try to load ("U"+FILESYSTEM).DLL using the default search path...
The weirdest custom DLL launcher I have meet so far :D
🤹♂️ Let us not forget x64dbg - a must for any Windows reverse engineer, malware analyst or offensive security pro! In this video, we'll cover shellcode debugging basics 👇
https://t.co/ec3zBgRmpM
Autopsy of a Failed Stealer: StealC v2
When Your $3000 Malware Budget Goes to Marketing Instead of Actually Enabling the Encryption Function
I did some analysis on the updated #StealC v2. The blog comes with config extractor, hunting queries and Yara rule. Let me know your thoughts 💙
Link: https://t.co/y1slYfYhwF
Thank you @g0njxa , @iamaachum and @pancak3lullz for providing the valuable information. As well as @ValidinLLC, @censysio and @anyrun_app for providing their platforms for analysis and threat hunting ❤️🫶
Although it is not my area of work, this professional maintains a well-organized blog about building an EDR in Rust:
Theory: EDR Syscall hooking and Ghost Hunting, my approach to detection:
https://t.co/HcwEFeIOUw
#edr#cybersecuritty#redteam#blueteam#ir#dfir
Just built an MCP for Ghidra.
Now basically any LLM (Claude, Gemini, local...) can Reverse Engineer malware for you. With the right prompting, it automates a *ton* of tedious tasks.
One-shot markups of entire binaries with just a click.
Open source, on Github now.
We have tested CVE-2025-24813. Under specific circumstances, an exploit sent to a vulnerable Apache web server running outdated Tomcat software could lead to remote code execution. We used a 2-step method that resulted in a successful attempt. Details at https://t.co/1ZWtac6sLh
Understanding the .bss Segment in C Programming
In C programming, memory is divided into several segments, including the .text, .data, .bss, heap, and stack.
You can read this in more detail using the article attached below.
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You can read the details of our investigation concerning the CVE-2024-3400 on our blog post: https://t.co/SoAq4SyYue. It covers the backdoor (UPSTYLE) and also the post exploitation. #PaloAlto 1/4