Monthly Archives: August 2013
Red Sox Baseball spam leads to BlackHole Exploit Kit
Cybercriminals are spreading a fake Red Sox ticket purchase emails to redirect victims and urge them installing a malware. Email subject is “Thank You for your order” Date: Thu, 22 Aug 2013 13:02:19 -0400 [13:02:19 EDT] From: ticketoffice@inbound.redsox.com
Simplerisk Enterprise Risk Management Platform
Infrastructure security contains several sources of logs and information that is used to measure security risks in the environment, we have application and system vulnerabilities, antimalware’s, network vulnerabilities intrusion detection and prevention systems and honeypots. All are sending events that
Hook Analyser 2.5 Malware Analysis tool
Hook Analyser is another tool that you can use for reversing applications and analyzing malicious program. The tool allows investigator to launch and capture applications, hook specific process that you find suspicious, conduct a static analysis for malwares and extracting
pev PE analysis toolkit
Reversing PE executable files require a special tools because the payload that may contain the malware in PE files is packed inside another executable file that can be a legitimate. This makes a standard static analyses tool wont be able
Microsoft released 8 patches for August
Microsoft released 8 security patches that are designed to fix 23 vulnerabilities in Internet Explorer, Exchange, and Windows operating system. 3 bulletins are critical as exploiting the bugs allows an attacker to run a malicious code on system remotely while
Intercepter-NG v0.9.8 New release
New release for Intercepter-NG have been announced, this tool can be used for MITM attack on network during penetration test. the tool is very solid in sniffing passwords ,encrypted traffic , pictures transmitted over messengers and more. Intercepter is very
Fake Email Gift Card Spreading Malwares
Webroot observed a new malicious spam campaign that is targeting windows user. The phishing email is tricking user about receiving legitimate ‘Gift Card’ worth $200 but what is interesting that cybercriminals this time are not only attaching the malware but
