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  • Red Eyes threat group targets North Korean defectors

    AhnLab has published a research paper that looks at the Red Eyes group, which is particularly active against North Korean defectors, as well as journalists and human rights activists in the North Korean community. The paper ( pdf ) is written by Minseok (Jacky) Cha and was originally published in Korean in April of this…

  • Red Eyes threat group targets North Korean defectors

    AhnLab has published a research paper that looks at the Red Eyes group, which is particularly active against North Korean defectors, as well as journalists and human rights activists in the North Korean community. The paper ( pdf ) is written by Minseok (Jacky) Cha and was originally published in Korean in April of this…

  • VB2017 paper and update: Browser attack points still abused by banking trojans

    At VB2017 in Madrid, ESET researcher Peter Kálnai presented a paper he wrote together with his colleague Michal Poslušný, in which they looked at how banking malware interacts with browsers. Today, not only do we publish the paper (in HTML and PDF format) and the video recording of their presentation, but we also publish a…

  • VB2017 paper and update: Browser attack points still abused by banking trojans

    At VB2017 in Madrid, ESET researcher Peter Kálnai presented a paper he wrote together with his colleague Michal Poslušný, in which they looked at how banking malware interacts with browsers. Today, not only do we publish the paper (in HTML and PDF format) and the video recording of their presentation, but we also publish a…

  • GravityRAT malware takes your system’s temperature

    Cisco Talos researchers Warren Mercer and Paul Rascagnères recently discovered and analysed ‘GravityRAT’, an advanced Remote Access Trojan (RAT) that appears to have been used in targeted attacks against organizations in India. Analysis of this piece of malware gives an interesting insight into the current state of malware development. The malware is delivered through a…

  • GravityRAT malware takes your system’s temperature

    Cisco Talos researchers Warren Mercer and Paul Rascagnères recently discovered and analysed ‘GravityRAT’, an advanced Remote Access Trojan (RAT) that appears to have been used in targeted attacks against organizations in India. Analysis of this piece of malware gives an interesting insight into the current state of malware development. The malware is delivered through a…

  • VB2017 paper: Android reverse engineering tools: not the usual suspects

    Within a few years, Android malware has grown from a relatively small threat – the first VB conference talk on Android , in 2011, mentioned fewer than 100 malware families – to a huge problem involving more than three million new malware samples a year. The subject has been a regular one on the VB conference programme,…

  • VB2017 paper: Android reverse engineering tools: not the usual suspects

    Within a few years, Android malware has grown from a relatively small threat – the first VB conference talk on Android , in 2011, mentioned fewer than 100 malware families – to a huge problem involving more than three million new malware samples a year. The subject has been a regular one on the VB conference programme,…

  • VB2017 paper: Exploring the virtual worlds of advergaming

    At VB2016 in Denver, Malwarebytes researchers Jérôme Segura and Chris Boyd presented a paper on malicious advertising, or malvertising. At the end of the paper, as they looked at the future of online ads, they discussed new trends in ‘advergaming’, or in-game ads. This subject was the topic of a follow-up paper , presented by…

  • VB2017 paper: Exploring the virtual worlds of advergaming

    At VB2016 in Denver, Malwarebytes researchers Jérôme Segura and Chris Boyd presented a paper on malicious advertising, or malvertising. At the end of the paper, as they looked at the future of online ads, they discussed new trends in ‘advergaming’, or in-game ads. This subject was the topic of a follow-up paper , presented by…