RAT

InfoSec Week 11, 2018

A cyberattack on a Saudi Arabian petrochemical company was probably planed with the physical explosion in mind. They have attributed Iran, and didn't mention Stuxnet at all, so a little bit one-sided view of this cyberwarfare exchange.

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InfoSec Week 43, 2017

Researchers from the Masaryk University finally published full paper of the practical cryptographic attack against the implementation of RSA in the widely used trusted platform modules / crypto tokens. 'The Return of Coppersmith’s Attack: Practical Factorization of Widely Used RSA Moduli'

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InfoSec Week 14, 2017

The Cisco Talos team has analyzed ROKRAT remote administration tool targeting South Koreans by spear phishing campaign.

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InfoSec Week 13, 2017

The tale of a misunderstood malware author who has released banking malware - NukeBot- source code on a GitHub to get a track.

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InfoSec Week 11, 2017

MalwareMustDie analyzed new APT Campaign with the Poison Ivy RAT payload. Malware is using obfuscated VBScript, Power Shell to finally drop well known RAT. 'The concept of infection is fileless, it's avoiding known signature for detection by multiple encodings and wraps, and it is also 100% avoiding the original attacker's working territory.'

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InfoSec Week 2, 2017

Brother and sister arrested in Italy for spying on top public officials, businessmen and institutions. They wrote a VB.NET malware with RAT / spyware features. They infected high level targets via spear-phishing and pivoted on their email to infect more higher level targets. They had terrible OPSEC, bought some domains and hosting with real names.

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