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Detricking TrickBot Loader
TrickBot (TrickLoader) is a modular financial malware that first surfaced in October in 20161. Almost immediately researchers have noticed similarities with a credential-stealer called Dyre. It is still believed that those two families might’ve been developed by the same actor. But in this article we will not focus …
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Ostap malware analysis (Backswap dropper)
Malicious scripts, distributed via spam e-mails, have been getting more complex for some time. Usually, if you got an e-mail with .js attachment, you could safely assume it’s just a simple dropper, which is limited to downloading and executing malware. Unfortunately, there is a growing number of campaigns these …
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Analysis of a Polish BankBot
Analysis of a Polish BankBot Recently we have observed campaigns of a banking malware for Android system, which targets Polish users. The malware is a variant of the popular BankBot family, but differs from the main BankBot samples. Its victims were infected by installing a malicious application from Google Play …
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Analysis of Emotet v4
Introduction Emotet is a modular Trojan horse, which was firstly noticed in June 2014 by Trend Micro. This malware is related to other types like Geodo, Bugat or Dridex, which are attributed by researches to the same family. Emotet was discovered as an advanced banker – it’s first campaign targeted …
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01 October 2015 piotrb #botnet #detection #detection system #detekcja #dga #DNS #NXDomain #system detekcji
How non-existent domain names can unveil DGA botnets
Domain Generation Algorithms are used in botnets to make it harder to block connections to Command & Control servers and to make it difficult to takeover botnet infrastructure. The main objective of these algorithms is to generate a big number of different domain names which usually look random, like Read more
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DGA botnet domains: malicious usage of pseudo random domains
In the previous entry we showed examples of domains, which could be easily missclassified as DGA botnet domains. Most of them are machine generated and used in a non-malicious manner. In this entry, conversely, we will present examples of pseudo random domains, which could be used in attacks or be …
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DGA botnet domains: on false alarms in detection
Domain Generation Algorithms are often used in botnets to create specially crafted domain names which point to C&C servers. The main purpose of this is to make it more difficult to block connections to these servers (for example with domain blacklists) or to protect the C&C channel (and …
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E-mail trojan attack on Booking.com and online auction website Allegro.pl clients
During the last few days, we have observed an attack on Polish users of auction website Allegro.pl and a hotel reservation portal – Booking.com. These attacks were directed at Polish users. Victims received a personalized e-mail that informed them that their account has been blocked either due to the …
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A look on the VBKlip “battlefield”
On multiple occasions we informed about a new threat to Polish online banking users, which we named VBKlip. This is a new kind of malware that substitutes the bank account number that has been copied to the clipboard. This works when we try to, e.g. pay a bill, and …
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Annual cert.pl report
We have published our annual report, describing CERT Polska activities in 2013. The highlights of the document are: our botnets takeover summary, our malware analyses results, stopping rogue registrar Domain Silver Inc. and results of botnet sizes estimations done using new methodology. Full document in English can be downloaded HERE …
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