What is Code Signing?
Code signing is required to load drivers in Windows. Also, they tell users if an application can be trusted and launched. Learn how it works.
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Macro malware, the biggest online threat
Macro malware are known for decades but still remain the preferred infection method for infecting machines with Ransomware, Trojans, … Learn how it works.
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Exploits and Exploit kits
Discover exploitation methods, exploits development and inner workings and learn about the countermeasures that exists to protect your infrastructure.
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Google Chrome: How to Bypass Secure Preferences
Google Chrome protects its user preferences using a hashing mechanism. However, there’s a way to bypass this, and it’s quite used by malware in the wild.
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Fileless Malware using Powershell: Analysis & Removal
Fileless malware has always been popular and widely covered (Example: Poweliks). Study of a fileless malware stored in the task scheduler.
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Exploits and Exploit Kits: Part II – How they Make Money
Discover the inner working of the places where transactions between exploits dealers take place and the conditions of such transactions.
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RogueKiller, Inside WMI Scanner
Quick approach about Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI). Meet Adware Yeabests, hiding in the WMI and see how RogueKiller takes care of it.
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Exploits and Exploit kits: Part I – Definition & Protection
Exploits and Exploit kits play a major role in the spread of malware. Learn how they work and how to protect yourself from such threats.
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