About a month ago I got a link to ESET’s ChallengeMe from a friend, yesterday I had some free time to work on that, and finally I solved it. You can get the crackme from the link below: http://www.joineset.com ESET Crackme #1 I have also attached all files to the post as they might be […]
DarkComet Analysis – Understanding the Trojan used in Syrian Uprising
March 16, 2012 By
On February 17th the CNN published an interesting article, where some Syrian’s regime opponents claimed that the government was using a Trojan to monitor and disrupt the protestor’s network. Apparently the regime has been using a well-known social engineering technique: impersonate a trusted person then attack from the inside. It is not possible to confirm […]
Reverse Dxtory
February 25, 2012 By
It’s been a while since reversing of .NET applications began. I still remember the first tutorials on the subject and the first targets for which changing a few bytes with an hex editor was enough to fully remove the restrictions from. So much has changed: developers of both software and protections made the reversing process […]
Morto Malware Analysis
September 5, 2011 By
Today we’re going to analyze Morto.A a malware which, in this weeks, is spreading in many Internet places. It’s a worm that allows unauthorized access to an infected computer and tries to compromise administrator passwords for Remote Desktop connections, through RDP protocol, on a network. Indeed this threat infecting computers by targeting accounts that have […]
How to Deal with Malware
November 19, 2010 By
With this brief tutorial, here at UIC we are going to open a new Reversing Chapter that follows the new challenge promptly emerged in the last years: Malware Reverse Engineering. This field is quite interesting and important for every serious RCE Community mostly because we are now facing an impressive boost of Malicious Executables and […]