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.
DétailsGoogle 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.
DétailsGot infected with Carberp (Zeus/Zbot variant)? Follow this step by step guide to get rid of it. Our guide also includes a short analysis of the malware.
DétailsGot infected with CryptoLocker ransomware? Follow this step by step guide to get rid of it. Our guide also includes a short analysis of the malware.
DétailsGot infected with Zekos malware? Follow this step by step guide to get rid of it. Our guide also includes a short analysis of the malware.
DétailsGot infected with ZeroAccess (Sirefef) rootkit? Follow this step by step guide to get rid of it. Our guide also includes a short analysis of the rootkit.
DétailsInfected PDF: Extract the payload – Infected PDFs have always been a popular way to infect computers, learn how it malicious PDF files are built.
DétailsInternet Explorer extensions (BHO) are a very stealth way to inject code in a web browser. Learn how it works to better prevent further infections.
DétailsKernelMode Rootkits explained. This is the first part of this rootkit writing tutorial in which we will detail the basics about kernel rootkits.
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