Malicious code in contract-metadata (npm)

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Malicious code in action-prebuildify (npm)

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Malicious code in purple_team_midway (npm)

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Malicious code in neo-savant (npm)

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Malicious code in kruit (npm)

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Malicious code in pocjenkircetest (npm)

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Malicious code in support-colors (npm)

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Malicious code in titles (npm)

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Malicious code in nginxconfig.io (npm)

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Malicious code in @gpsu/common (npm)

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Malicious code in lbc-git (npm)

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Back in a Bit: Attacker Use of the Windows Background Intelligent Transfer Service

In this blog post we will describe: How attackers use the Background Intelligent Transfer Service BITS Forensic techniques for detecting attacker activity with data format specifications Public release of the BitsParser tool A real-world example of malware using BITS persistence --- Introduction...

AutoHotkey-Based Password Stealer Targeting US, Canadian Banking Users

Threat actors have been discovered distributing a new credential stealer written in AutoHotkey AHK scripting language as part of an ongoing campaign that started early 2020. Customers of financial institutions in the US and Canada are among the primary targets for credential exfiltration, with a...

GHSA-59X8-7WX6-4HJ9 Malicious Package in secure_identity_login_module

All versions of secureidentityloginmodule contain malicious code. The package uploads system information to a remote server, downloads a file and executes it. Recommendation Any computer that has this package installed or running should be considered fully compromised. All secrets and keys stored...

A Bug in Facebook Messenger for Windows Could've Helped Malware Gain Persistence

Cybersecurity researchers at Reason Labs, the threat research arm of security solutions provider Reason Labs, today disclosed details of a vulnerability they recently discovered in the Facebook Messenger application for Windows. The vulnerability, which resides in Messenger version 460.16, could...

New Lemon Duck Malware Campaign Targets IoT, Large Manufacturers

Printers, smart TVs and automated guided vehicles that depend on Windows 7 have become the latest juicy targets for cybercriminals leveraging a “self-spreading” variant of the malware Lemon Duck. In a report released Wednesday by TrapX Security, researchers warn manufacturers dependent on IoT...

Digging Up the Past: Windows Registry Forensics Revisited

Introduction FireEye consultants frequently utilize Windows registry data when performing forensic analysis of computer networks as part of incident response and compromise assessment missions. This can be useful to discover malicious activity and to determine what data may have been stolen from ...

Digging Up the Past: Windows Registry Forensics Revisited

ARCHIVED STORY Digging Up the Past: Windows Registry Forensics Revisited By David Via · Jan 08, 2019 Introduction FireEye consultants frequently utilize Windows registry data when performing forensic analysis of computer networks as part of incident response and compromise assessment missions. Th...

A Doomsday Worm - The Sputnik of 2011

We had an Interesting Article by "Paul F Renda" in our The Hacker News Magazine's November Edition. We would Like to share this article with our website readers also. You can Download November Issue Here. This is a theoretical prima to bring out a discussion about whether an Internet doomsday wor...