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EASE stands for Experimental ActionScript Emulator, and besides being a pun of debatable quality, it is the in-house tool we at FortiGuard use to analyse malicious Flash samples, unpack obfuscated code (if applicable), and automatically detect heap spraying and JIT spraying (two techniques essential to bypass DEP/ASLR when exploiting a vulnerability). Adobe Flash being nearly […]

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In addition to today’s Microsoft updates, users of Adobe’s Reader and Acrobat software on both Windows and Apple systems need to update their software ASAP. Adobe released Bulletin APSB11-24, addressing at least thirteen memory corruption flaws, and several privilege escalation, logic flaw, and bypass issues. In today’s earlier post about Microsoft’s patched vulnerabilities, Excel was […]

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APT is gaining much more press attention recently with RSA and Northrup Gruman intrusions making it into the news. A set of researchers from Taiwan presented their APT related data at “Balancing the pwn Trade Deficit”. Based on a known APT malware set, they developed methods for clustering the malware to identify and make sense […]

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