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Narilam Trojan Targets Iranian Financial Software

30

Nov

2012

Iranian infrastructure has been on the radar of cyberattackers for a couple of years. We have already witnessed organized and sophisticated attacks such as Stuxnet, Duqu, and similar assaults. Now we have seen yet another attack against Iran, this one primarily targeting the Microsoft SQL Server databases of some Iranian financial software. This attack has […]

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Tool Talk: Cracking the Code on XtremeRAT

01

Nov

2012

Late last week, reports began to surface that the Israeli police (along with other regional law enforcement) were targeted by a malware attack. The entry vector was described as a phishing campaign sent from Benny Gantz (head of the Israeli Defense Forces). Initially, details and indicators around the malware were beyond sparse. Aside from the FROM: address, […]

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Reverse Engineering by Tracking Function Calls

29

Sep

2012

As McAfee Labs researchers examine malware, we often have to reverse-engineer those binaries when we don’t have the source code. Because reverse engineering depends heavily on the state of the binaries, most of the time it is a tedious manual task. Any tool or technique that speeds our work is a big help.A lot of […]

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