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Reverse Engineering by Tracking Function Calls

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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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A Windows malware’s journey to Apple Store

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Jul

2012

For the second time recently, another app in Apple Store is warned to be virus. The first time was an app known as “Find and Call” which automatically sends users’ contact book to its developer. For the second time, a member whose nickname is “deesto” reported that “Instaquotes Quotes Cards for Instagram” – a free […]

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Insights into Win32/Bradop

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Jun

2012

Have you heard of Win32/Bradop? We recently investigated this interesting data theft family in more detail and exposed some of its inner secrets. The following is a description of what we found out. Spoiler alert: spam emails, protectors, the download mechanism, database credentials, stolen data, and the source code all figure in prominently. Win32/Bradop arrives […]

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