Oct 20
Deobfuscating malicious code layer by layer
Article written by David Sánchez Lavado This post explains how to analyze the malicious code used in current Exploit Kits. There are many ways to analyze this type of code, and you can find tools that do most of the job automatically. However, as researchers who like to understand how things work, we are going [...]
Dec 2
Dont Get Caught by the Grinch on Twitter
Last year we documented the very first trending topic attack on Twitter. The attack is similar to a Blackhat SEO campaign, where criminals leverage the many hot topics discussed on the Internet in order to position their malware campaigns in highly visible places on Twitter. Earlier today we noticed over 300 Twitter accounts targeting various [...]
