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When the mastermind hackers of the notorious Carberp Banking Trojan were arrested, we thought the story had ended. But a sample that we received on May 7th, a  month after the arrests, looked very suspicious. It connected to a well known URL pattern and it really was the Carberp Trojan. Moreover, the domain it connected […]

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We continue to analyse the Shamoon malware. This blog contains information about the internals of the malicious samples involved in this campaign. Samples nesting The main executable (dropper) includes 3 resources, each maintains a ciphered program. The cipher is pretty simple ? xor by dword. This was mentioned in our first blog-post. Resource PKCS12:112 maintains […]

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If you've been following the research we've been publishing (spearheaded by my Russian colleagues Aleksandr Matrosov and Eugene Rodionov) you'll be aware that the TDL rootkit family doesn’t make use of OS’s own file system. Instead, it implements its own hidden storage for the payload, configuration files and so on. The hidden storage is located at the end […]

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