#malware analysis

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Sunday Round up for this week!

Articles:

VStarCam - An Investigative Security Journey - Part 1

Facebook's Pivot to Privacy Is Missing Something Crucial

Hack the Box (HTB) Machines Walkthrough Series — Mirai

DeepSound – Audio Steganography Tool

How to Get and Set Up a Free Windows VM for Malware Analysis

If you found some other interesting stuff this week feel free to leave a link to it in the comments section. Otherwise feel free to check out the last roundup here.

Does anyone know of any computer viruses that they would like to see demoed on a machine? I’d like to explore some malware and share video of what it does to a computer. 

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Techally Labs threat detection services target the organizational security of India by finding those vulnerabilities which could act as attack vectors. That, along with behavior-based analytics combined with machine learning algorithms, helps in bringing out the hidden anomalies and other threats not possible in traditional systems. These include continuous monitoring, threat intelligence, malware analysis, and security audits, among others, which can be customized to suit the different needs of clients. The integration of the same with automation and in-depth analytics is an added advantage that helps customers minimize downtown, protect sensitive information, and work in full compliance with industry standards and regulations. Organizations need accurate, reliable, proactive defense that Techally Labs can offer to help them stay ahead of emerging threats and operate with confidence within a secure digital ecosystem.

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In today’s rapidly evolving cybersecurity landscape, having access to reliable sources of malicious URLs, phishing links, and malware samples is essential for security professionals, penetration testers, and IT administrators. Whether you’re validating your security controls, conducting security awareness training, or researching new threat vectors, accessing known malicious content in a…

The LummaC2 obfuscator employs a novel control flow protection scheme designed specifically for its stealer component, which is part of a broader set of transformations, making it difficult for analysts to reverse engineer the binary.  It introduces obfuscated code that is mixed with the original compiler-generated code, requiring a specialized deobfuscator for analysis. The obfuscator’s […] The…

The Iranian threat actor APT34, also known as GreenBug, has recently launched a new campaign targeting Iraqi government entities by employing a custom toolset, including a novel IIS backdoor and DNS tunneling protocol.  The malware used in this campaign shares similarities with previously reported APT34 malware families, such as Karkoff, Saitama, and IIS Group 2.  […] The post Threat Actors Using…

Windows drivers can be abused to bypass security measures. Attackers can exploit vulnerabilities in legitimate drivers or use stolen or forged digital signatures to load malicious drivers into the operating system’s kernel. These drivers can then interfere with security software, disabling protections and allowing attackers to gain unauthorized access. To mitigate these risks, Microsoft has…

Hackers always keep updating their tools and add new ones to adapt to evolving security measures, bypass defenses, and exploit newly discovered vulnerabilities.  Staying ahead of the cybersecurity advancements is completely important for them as doing so helps them maintain their ability to carry out successful cyber attacks. Cybersecurity researchers at The DFIR Report recently unveiled the…