'malware' Category

• Example malware unpacking and analysis: part 1, unpacking

  May 9, 2008

  Lo! I still live! I apologize for the very very long delay that I’ve been putting everyone through lately, I’m sure I was terribly missed *Ahem*, anyway, on with the post: Introduction Firstly, malware analysis and reverse engineering has always been incredibly interesting to me and I noticed that ever since my OEP finding tutorial […]

  posted in assembly, disassembly, engineering, imprec, malware, microsoft110.exe, oep, ollydbg, part 1, peid, reverse, unpack, upx by Lee

• Collaborative analysis efforts with simple to use interfaces

  February 12, 2008

  You know what would be really helpful? I mean, actually helpful to people in the security industry as a whole? We need some kind of collaboration tool that allows many different users to view, download, analyze, tag, describe and ask questions about any and all kinds of malware, network captures and security logs. I’ve been […]

  posted in binary, collaboration, malware, pcap, research by Lee

• DNS poisoning FUD

  December 12, 2007

  In response to one of today’s articles on Ars Technica titled “DNS poisoning used to redirect unwitting surfers“. I highly respect Ars and read their articles regularly, however, in this case, I believe this article may be causing more FUD, which is not especially helpful in this case. In the article they discuss DNS servers […]

  posted in dns, fud, gmail, hex, malware, nsm console, poisoning by Lee