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PCAP Analysis
Hi there.

I am just starting to learn about PCAP analysis/forensics. I am experienced in Windows OS forensics and never really worked with PCAPs before. What's some of the tools everyone uses besides Wireshark? I've been reading up on Zeek.
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Look at BRIM (https://www.brimdata.io/)
But esential for pcap analysis is knowleadge about network, pacets etc.
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Network Miner is a good tool.
πŸ‘€downtownatomizer

One thing I'd like to re-emphasize it that most tools do the same stuff with a few (mostly) minor differences. Ultimately, it's not the tool but how one uses it. There are a plethora of features in wireshark (or any one tool) and in my view, spending time to learn one or two but learning it to its fullest is the best way to excel.

Also, sorry, no one asked for me advice, I felt like mentioning so that if folks who are just getting into security read this, they shouldn't feel overwhelmed.
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Time to chip in for #100DaysofYARA, this rule is a (fun) example that looks for a structure (#Regin VFS) instead of data.
Structures (often config) are useful to validate your understanding of malware functionality and for more resilient rules. But be careful with boundaries :)
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Forwarded from CVE Notify
🚨 CVE-2022-0173
radare2 is vulnerable to Out-of-bounds Read

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We do not possess any samples from Lockbit Ransomware group. A new sample from Lockbit has not appeared on @abuse_ch since December, 2021.

We asked Lockbit for a new sample - they have provided us with a sample directly from their panel.

Download here: https://samples.vx-underground.org/samples/Families/
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About the WhisperGate, it's quite simple to setup the IDA Pro + Bochs to examine the MBR and I showed it step-by-step few slides in an introductory talk at HTIB Amsterdam 2019. Just it case you want to check slides:

https://exploitreversing.files.wordpress.com/2021/12/hitb_ams_2019-1.pdf

#malware #idapro
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Are you an admin with EXE blocked by #AppLocker? You can bypass the protection without any execution traces in the AppLocker Log! Load your DLL, steal the token from spooler and create the child process.
C source code and the compiled binary, as usual: https://github.com/gtworek/PSBits/tree/master/AppLockerBypass
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For those following the news, the WhisperGate campaign (as initially described by Microsoft) has been quite impactful. Today, my blog for corporate has gone live regarding this wiper campaign, with the analysis of all four stages. Additionally, I uploaded the binary of stage 4 to VirusTotal, MalShare, and MalwareBazaar, making it accessible for all. The links are given below.

Link: https://www.trellix.com/en-us/about/newsroom/stories/threat-labs/return-of-pseudo-ransomware.html


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An old sample of the Lamberts (probably #WhiteLambert) appeared on VirusTotal.
This driver file intel440x.sys is also mentioned by name on the infamous drv_list.txt from The Shadow Brokers' leak. The logic itself is contained inside a compressed resource.
https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/1eede29007619d207842ddcaadf41b17b47a456004df43189d1f6cf54a3b785b
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[1/n] Today I'm sharing the details of a research done by vaber_b, legezo, Ilya Borisov and myself on a UEFI firmware implant found in the wild, dubbed #MoonBounce. We assess that this formerly unknown threat is the work of the infamous #APT41. A 🧡
https://securelist.com/moonbounce-the-dark-side-of-uefi-firmware/105468/
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3.0: The Next Chapter. Today, we’re proud to announce the release of Binary Ninja 3.0. More than 6 months in the making, Binary Ninja 3.0 represents a huge leap forward in analysis and usability. Pseudo C decompilation, stack view and an overhauled UI https://binary.ninja/2022/01/27/3.0-the-next-chapter.html
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