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BKDR_RARSTONE: New RAT to Watch Out For

28

Feb

2013

Last year, we reported about PlugX a breed of Remote Access Trojan (RAT) used in certain high-profile APT campaigns. We also noted some of its noteworthy techniques, which include its capability to hide its malicious codes by decrypting and loading a backdoor “executable file” directly into memory, without the need to drop the actual “executable […]

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Image Theft via FTP Could Be First Stage of Attack

07

Nov

2012

We recently came across a Trojan that steals image files of .jpg, .jpeg extensions, and Windows memory dumps (.dmp) from victims’ machines and uploads them to an FTP address hardcoded in the malware.This Trojan silently opens a command line and copies those image files found on the C, D, and E drives to the C […]

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Unplugging PlugX Capabilities

18

Sep

2012

In our previous post, we reported about new breed of Remote Access Tool (RAT) called PlugX, which was used in targeted attacks using Poison Ivy. At first glance, this RAT appears to be a simple tool with limited remote access capabilities. However, further analysis of PlugX reveals that it might be keeping more tricks up […]

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