Malware reads its C2 address out of a poem
PoeLLM reads its command-and-control address out of a poem. The malware, an ELF binary named libgcrypt , pulls four words or phrases from a poem tit…
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PoeLLM reads its command-and-control address out of a poem. The malware, an ELF binary named libgcrypt , pulls four words or phrases from a poem tit…
Introduction: The Evolving Landscape of Malware Analysis Malware analysis remains a critical discipline in cybersecurity, where the battle against m…
Bitdefender details Midnight Mimosa, a preinstalled firmware malware found on low-cost MediaTek-based Android devices across 150+ countries. The ana…
TASK#STOMP: A Windows Backdoor That Lives in Scheduled Tasks and VBS Securonix published an analysis of TASK#STOMP, a Windows backdoor that uses onl…
YARA Rules for Beginners: Writing Your First Malware Detection Signature TL;DR: YARA is a pattern-matching engine used by malware analysts, incident…
Наверное, многие уже видели или хотя бы слышали про цепочки атак, где пользователю показывают красивую фейковую Cloudflare CAPTCHA, а дальше предлаг…
Tracing exfiltration and self-deletion through static, dynamic and advanced static analysis Vasilis Mantas — Threat Detection Engineer Verdict: A 64…
GitHub malware advisories no longer stop at npm. Here's how we wired OpenSSF's malicious-packages data into the Advisory Database, and why we built…
SANDWORM_MODE represents a sophisticated multi-stage npm supply chain worm discovered in early 2026. Unlike traditional attacks, it specifically tar…
Two weeks ago, a Windows trojan slipped into my MCP (Model Context Protocol) marketplace. The malware was Trojan:Win64/Lazy.PGPK!MTB , hidden inside…
Introduction and Background The Rust ecosystem, celebrated for its memory safety and performance, relies heavily on crates —its package management s…