malwarewolf.blogspot.com
The malwarewolf*The random, and sometimes useful thoughts of a security geek.
http://malwarewolf.blogspot.com/
The random, and sometimes useful thoughts of a security geek.
http://malwarewolf.blogspot.com/
TODAY'S RATING
>1,000,000
Date Range
HIGHEST TRAFFIC ON
Monday
LOAD TIME
0.8 seconds
16x16
32x32
64x64
128x128
PAGES IN
THIS WEBSITE
19
SSL
EXTERNAL LINKS
19
SITE IP
172.217.6.193
LOAD TIME
0.844 sec
SCORE
6.2
The malwarewolf* | malwarewolf.blogspot.com Reviews
https://malwarewolf.blogspot.com
The random, and sometimes useful thoughts of a security geek.
malwarewolf.blogspot.com
The malwarewolf*: CTF for better IDS, part 2.
http://malwarewolf.blogspot.com/2016/08/ctf-for-better-ids-part-2.html
One day, my blog will have something to say about this. Sunday, August 7, 2016. CTF for better IDS, part 2. So, in part one, I looked at the possibility of using OSQuery to provide data in order to record and measure the activities on a target host under attack, using a vulnerable by design image from a CTF challenge. The CTF I chose for this little experiment was Violator ( https:/ www.vulnhub.com/entry/violator-1,153. The logs were, as usual, forwarded into Splunk. Yes, the backdoor would appear to act...
The malwarewolf*: March 2016
http://malwarewolf.blogspot.com/2016_03_01_archive.html
One day, my blog will have something to say about this. Wednesday, March 9, 2016. Beware the hidden security control, 2. Recently, when reviewing the interim findings of a pen test of a third party's system I noticed an odd comment from the tester which suggested they were struggling with XSS injection. Something was interfering with the reflection of the injected scripts, and it wasn't encoding which was responsible. So, what was going on? If ( typeof selector = = "string" ) {. Selector.charAt( sele...
The malwarewolf*: August 2016
http://malwarewolf.blogspot.com/2016_08_01_archive.html
One day, my blog will have something to say about this. Sunday, August 7, 2016. CTF for better IDS, part 2. So, in part one, I looked at the possibility of using OSQuery to provide data in order to record and measure the activities on a target host under attack, using a vulnerable by design image from a CTF challenge. The CTF I chose for this little experiment was Violator ( https:/ www.vulnhub.com/entry/violator-1,153. The logs were, as usual, forwarded into Splunk. Yes, the backdoor would appear to act...
The malwarewolf*: May 2015
http://malwarewolf.blogspot.com/2015_05_01_archive.html
One day, my blog will have something to say about this. Saturday, May 2, 2015. On Friday, our sandboxes saw multiple emails with attached malicious documents, each one making a call out to the same Pastebin location, and very little else. Obviously, something was missing here, and this triggered my interest, so I followed up the Pastebin link, and got this:. OOJIGHUGHFff = dfgfderer(Chr(84) and Chr(69) and Chr(77) and Chr(80) ). OoOOOOOOf = oOJIGHUGHFff Chr(92) and Chr(112) and Chr(112) and Chr(112) and ...
The malwarewolf*: CVE 2016 0777/8
http://malwarewolf.blogspot.com/2016/01/cve-2016-07778.html
One day, my blog will have something to say about this. Friday, January 15, 2016. This morning, a new and mildly concerning (I am British, therefore I genetically predisposed to the gift of the understatement: http:/ thoughtmeme.blogspot.co.uk/2013/02/a-masterpiece-of-understatement.html) bug has been discovered in OpenSSH clients. So, what can you do about it? Switch the vulnerable code off by adding " UseRoaming no" to your client SSH configuration. Connection suspended, press return to resume]" appear...
TOTAL PAGES IN THIS WEBSITE
19
Protecting Windows Networks – EMET | DFIR blog
https://dfir-blog.com/2016/02/06/protecting-windows-networks-emet
Protecting Windows Networks – EMET. February 6, 2016. Middot; by dfirblog. Middot; in Protecting Windows Networks. Middot; 4 Comments. Memory corruption bugs continue to plague us in all kinds of software they often at the core of headline breaches and dangerous zero-day vulnerabilities. Over the years various mitigation technologies was developed to address this problem, such as EMET a free suite of protections from Microsoft. Those typically occur when developer work incorrectly with integer types....
Incident Response | DFIR blog
https://dfir-blog.com/category/incident-response
How to parse Windows Eventlog. March 13, 2016. Middot; by dfirblog. Middot; in Incident Response. Middot; 6 Comments. I often have to work with windows log files during incident response and every time it’s a very frustrating experience. Honestly, I think Windows logging system needs a complete rework. Windows logs for the most part completely useless with their cryptic messages, thousands of undocumented events and lack of any easy interface to work with. […]. September 27, 2015. Middot; by dfirblog.
Protecting Windows Networks | DFIR blog
https://dfir-blog.com/category/protecting-windows-networks
Category Protecting Windows Networks. Protecting Windows Networks – EMET. February 6, 2016. Middot; by dfirblog. Middot; in Protecting Windows Networks. Middot; 4 Comments. Memory corruption bugs continue to plague us in all kinds of software they often at the core of headline breaches and dangerous zero-day vulnerabilities. Over the years various mitigation technologies was developed to address this problem, such as EMET a free suite of protections from Microsoft. What memory bugs? January 3, 2016.
DFIR blog | CSIRT hackery | Page 2
https://dfir-blog.com/page/2
Protecting Windows Networks Defeating Pass-the-Hash. November 8, 2015. Middot; by dfirblog. Middot; in Protecting Windows Networks. Middot; 1 Comment. Pass-the-hash is popular attack technique to move laterally inside the network that relies on two components – the NTLM authentication protocol and ability to gain password hashes. This attack allows you to log in on the systems via stolen hash instead of providing clear text password, so there is no need to crack those hashes. […]. November 1, 2015. Middo...
May | 2016 | DFIR blog
https://dfir-blog.com/2016/05
Monthly Archives: May 2016. Funny Honey tracking hackers in cyberspace part1. May 17, 2016. Middot; by dfirblog. Middot; in Honeypots. Middot; 8 Comments. Like many people in the security community I’ve decided to run a bunch of honeypots and see whats out there on the scary Internet. You’ve probably heard it’s all China, right? So, I’ve setup a six hosts honeypot that was hosted on Google Cloud for a few months to find out. Tech stack To really […]. Funny Honey tracking hackers in cyberspace part1.
Protecting Windows Networks – Dealing with credential theft | DFIR blog
https://dfir-blog.com/2015/11/24/protecting-windows-networks-dealing-with-credential-theft
Protecting Windows Networks Dealing with credential theft. November 24, 2015. Middot; by dfirblog. Middot; in Protecting Windows Networks. Middot; 5 Comments. Credential theft is a huge problem, if you care to look at Verizon Data Breach reports over the years, you will see that use of stolen credentials was lingering at the top intrusion method for quite some time. They also prevalent in APT attacks. And why wouldn’t it be? Yes, it’s that easy! What if we can’t upload mimikatz tool? But let’s assu...
Protecting Windows Networks – AppLocker | DFIR blog
https://dfir-blog.com/2016/01/03/protecting-windows-networks-applocker
Protecting Windows Networks – AppLocker. January 3, 2016. Middot; by dfirblog. Middot; in Protecting Windows Networks. Middot; 5 Comments. To get AppLocker running you need to enable a corresponding service. To do this via GPO go to:. Computer Configuration Policies Windows Settings System Services. And set service Application Identity to Auto:. Then go to Application Control Policies for configuration. AppLocker allows you to setup the following rules:. The first useful thing you can use AppLocker for a...
Projects | DFIR blog
https://dfir-blog.com/projects
Links to my projects. Script for generating bro intel files from pdf/html reports. Powershell framework for incident response. Upstream – https:/ github.com/davehull/Kansa. Script to analyze Domain/IP/Hash across multiple threat feeds. Script to detect DGA domains. Https:/ github.com/exp0se/dga detector. Funny Honey – tracking hackers in cyberspace part 2. Funny Honey tracking hackers in cyberspace part1. How to parse Windows Eventlog. Protecting Windows Networks – EMET. Bypass Windows AppLo….
Protecting Windows Networks – Dealing with credential theft | DFIR blog
https://dfir-blog.com/2015/11/24/protecting-windows-networks-dealing-with-credential-theft/comment-page-1
Protecting Windows Networks Dealing with credential theft. November 24, 2015. Middot; by dfirblog. Middot; in Protecting Windows Networks. Middot; 5 Comments. Credential theft is a huge problem, if you care to look at Verizon Data Breach reports over the years, you will see that use of stolen credentials was lingering at the top intrusion method for quite some time. They also prevalent in APT attacks. And why wouldn’t it be? Yes, it’s that easy! What if we can’t upload mimikatz tool? But let’s assu...
Funny Honey – tracking hackers in cyberspace part1 | DFIR blog
https://dfir-blog.com/2016/05/17/funny-honey-tracking-hackers-in-cyberspace-part1
Funny Honey tracking hackers in cyberspace part1. May 17, 2016. Middot; by dfirblog. Middot; in Honeypots. Middot; 8 Comments. Like many people in the security community I’ve decided to run a bunch of honeypots and see whats out there on the scary Internet. You’ve probably heard it’s all China, right? So, I’ve setup a six hosts honeypot that was hosted on Google Cloud for a few months to find out. They’re old. Most of them haven’t been updated in years like honeyd or dionea. They’re pain to deploy. Which...
TOTAL LINKS TO THIS WEBSITE
19
Malware Watch
Wednesday, August 16, 2017. Was developed a while ago, yet it became really active only recently, so you should look out for it. Even though we yet don't know why, but this infection is extremely active in Germany, thus for the convenience here's a link to the Bitmotion removal guide. Why Bitmotion-tab.com is unwanted? What is the purpose of Bitmotion Browser hijacker. Developers of Bitmotion are trying to make money by directing traffic to affiliate websites. So every time you make a click on one of...
malwarewhitelist.wordpress.com
Malware Whitelist's Blog | Malware Whitelists
Malware Whitelist's Blog. September 19, 2010. Report of OSAM: Autorun Manager v5.0.11926.0. Http:/ www.online-solutions.ru/en/. Saved at 14:30:02 on 25.03.2010. OS: Windows 7 Ultimate Edition (Build 7260), 32-bit. Default Browser: Opera Software Opera Internet Browser 10.51. X] Rootkits detection (hidden registry). X] Rootkits detection (hidden files). X] Retrieve files information. X] Check Microsoft signatures. X] Hidden registry entries (rootkit activity). X] Exclusively opened files. 8211; C: Program...
MalwareWiki | Malware Removal Guide / Antivirus Reviews
Malware Removal Guide / Antivirus Reviews. Stay updated via RSS. On FakeAV Removal Tool VS Backdoo…. Marius on FakeAV Removal Tool VS Backdoo…. On Avira 10 Free vs Malware …. On I am Back. Cristi on I am Back. On Trend Micro Titanium Maximum S…. Liviu on Trend Micro Titanium Maximum S…. Tweets that mention…. On Trend Micro Titanium Maximum S…. On Fake Microsoft Security Essent…. Posted: 20 March 2011 in Uncategorized. End of road: Bye Bye. FakeAV Removal Tool VS Backdoor and Rootkit. See you in a few days.
MalwareWiper.com - Eradicate all infections from your computer!
How to remove Great Find Adware. July 10, 2015. How to remove Great Find Adware. Votes, average: 5.00. How to get rid of Great Find adware. Application, developed by SuperWeb LLC. Powered by Great Find ,. Brought to you by Great Find , “Ad by Great Find”. Or “By Great Find”. The malicious browser extension (add-on) works with all well-known browsers like Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox. How to remove “Ads by Web Layers”. July 10, 2015. How to remove “Ads by Web Layers”. Votes, average: 5.00. Infection...
MalwareWiz Front Line Virus / Malware Defense | Call 1-888-859-5705 For Emergency Repair
MalwareWiz Front Line Virus / Malware Defense. MalwareWiz Front Line Virus / Malware Defense. Call 1-888-859-5705 For Emergency Repair. October 3, 2014. October 4, 2014. How to Remove XP Antivirus 2014. And Speak To An XP Antivirus 2014 Malware / Virus / Trojan Tech. Do not wait any longer, get rid of XP Antivirus 2014 today. If you have XP Antivirus 2014. Infection, call 1-888-859-5705. This one is bad. Really bad. The XP Antivirus 2014. October 3, 2014. October 4, 2014. October 3, 2014. October 4, 2014.
The malwarewolf*
One day, my blog will have something to say about this. Sunday, August 7, 2016. CTF for better IDS, part 2. So, in part one, I looked at the possibility of using OSQuery to provide data in order to record and measure the activities on a target host under attack, using a vulnerable by design image from a CTF challenge. The CTF I chose for this little experiment was Violator ( https:/ www.vulnhub.com/entry/violator-1,153. The logs were, as usual, forwarded into Splunk. Yes, the backdoor would appear to act...
malwarewolf.com - This website is for sale! -  Resources and Information.
malwarex.com
The owner of malwarex.com. Is offering it for sale for an asking price of 500 USD! The domain malwarex.com. May be for sale by its owner! This page provided to the domain owner free. By Sedo's Domain Parking. Disclaimer: Domain owner and Sedo maintain no relationship with third party advertisers. Reference to any specific service or trade mark is not controlled by Sedo or domain owner and does not constitute or imply its association, endorsement or recommendation.
Welcome to www.malwareytes.org - Search Results for "malwareytes.org"
Click here to proceed.
MalWarez
Welcome to MALWAREZAPPER.COM
Interested in this domain? Sorry, there are no results for your search. Search again:. This page is provided courtesy of GoDaddy.com, LLC.
