Email Malware – August 2017
Continuing the series on double archived malicious Javascript attachments delivered in very sloppy malware campaigns, the below have been checked[…]
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Continuing the series on double archived malicious Javascript attachments delivered in very sloppy malware campaigns, the below have been checked[…]
Read moreTimestamps – February 2017 to March 9-3-2017 + older ones on the same pattern from May 2016
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Read moreAnother email scam. This time, a bit insistent, as I’ve been getting 6 similar emails in 2 days already, that are[…]
Read moreAccording to some sources, WordPress powers approximately 18.9% of all known websites. Not sure of the exact specifics and I[…]
Read moreWe all receive spam email. Everyday. Typically they end up in the “spam” folder and we never even get to[…]
Read moreI’ve mentioned in a previous posts about how useful is Security Onion as it is, but for different reasons one[…]
Read moreSnort is a pretty interesting piece of software, with multiple features. Understanding the Snort architecture might help better understand this[…]
Read moreELSA stands for Enterprise Log Search and Archive. It’s a really powerful syslog framework built on Syslog-NG, MySQL, and Sphinx[…]
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