analysis of #parallax Loader, in this blogpost I've tried to dissect implemented techniques that make it very obfuscated malware 📈
https://t.co/Ugp5gNuvzs
#malware#reverseengineering
Have you noticed that those deep-dive stories about complex Windows malware have pretty much vanished, especially in recent years? It feels like the era of "blockbuster" Windows malware has just gone silent, and this blog post tries to give some answers why.
https://t.co/sFsf3uPm5o
Given the recent events with VMPSoft DMCA'ing educational YouTube videos demonstrating how to unpack malware protected with VMProtect, we have decided to release a free to use unpacker which works for all versions of VMP 3.x including the most recent version.
Simply sign up/login here: https://t.co/7xp43sCIwv and then click on "Unpacker" on the top right corner.
For context:
https://t.co/8z6V6232YN https://t.co/kHm3O764FL https://t.co/T9EyF53FEV
🤓 I was reading the fascinating report from @Volexity about the Nearest Neighbor Attack presented at @CyberWarCon.
To keep it documented, I created a quick overview to explain how works the attack to complement their blog post 👇 #threatintel#infosec
My @OrangeCon_nl talk is live!
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A 25-minute crash course covering Tokens, Privileges, UAC, COM, and ultimately bypassing UAC!
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🎉 #TweetFeed is back! 🎉
After some months, I could bring it back to life again!
Easily grab IOCs shared by the #infosec community at 𝕏 / Twitter:
• URLs
• Domains
• IPs
• SHA256 hashes
• MD5 hashes
All served in a FREE feed or via API.
➡️ https://t.co/ozGQxBtRwS
@fr0gger_ Happy to help
Just evade this by checking if quotes are present conv it to hex and add the real str as a comment for readability ... I feel that is a lazy solution 😂 but I always go the easy way
@cyber_anubis low P & low R -> We don't care about hygiene standards 😂
high P & high R -> We care about hygiene to the end, and we do nothing other than that😂
@cyber_anubis let's call those param "P" & "R"
high P & low R -> My org needs to hunt this specific cluster as part of intel collection
low P & high R -> suppress coverage regarding X, Y, and Z variants of the family ... our analytics solution needs quantity coverage