Analyzing malware and mailicious content

Release Date: 2010-03
03_2010
Rating: 24 votes

Articles

  • Datacenter Storage

    One of the biggest challenges storage managers face is to try and calculate just how much storage is needed by that ultra important, mission critical application in the datacenter.
    - Richard C. Batka
  • Hacking Trust Relationships

    This article is the first in a series of six, which covers the topic of hacking trust relationships. This first article focuses specifically on Information Gathering against a target system, in order to identify potential trust relationships.
    - Thomas Wilhelm
  • Videojaking: Hijacking IP Video Calls

    Have you ever wondered about the hacking technologies used in Hollywood movies like Ocean’s twelve or The Thomas Crown Affair to steal valuables like diamonds or sculptures?
    - Abhijeet Hatekar
  • AutoAnalysis Problems

    With thousands of malware samples appearing every day1, even Anti-Virus companies no longer have the resources to figure out what each new family is doing, let alone every sample.
    - Florian Eichelberger
  • Analyzing Malware & Malicious Content

    Malware, short for malicious software, is a piece of software that’s sole purpose and design is to infiltrate or cause damage to a computer system without the owner’s consent.
    - Jeremiah Brott
  • Study of MITM Attacks Against Smartphone Devices

    Let us consider a scenario, where a smartphone user connects to the Internet to determine if the bank transaction is successful or not.
    - Mayank Aggarwal
  • Symmetric Secrets

    An article in the last issue of this magazine introduced you to the various forms and applications of cryptography and cryptology.
    - Tam Hanna
  • ICQ Forensics

    Being around for 14 years, the Mirabilis (now AOL) ICQ Client is probably one of the more widely used Instant Messenger Clients.
    - Florian Eichelberger
  • Cracking SIP

    The Session Initiation Protocol has been gaining considerably more use in recent years.
    - Ric Messier
  • Faith in the Format: Unintentional Data Hiding in PDFs

    Adobe’s Portable Document Format (PDF) has gained a prominent foothold as a method of distributing text-based and graphic-based information. Its use has become ubiquitous across academic, technical, and governmental institutions and has become one of the forerunners of information dissemination. The success of this format can be thanked, in part, to the designers and their creation of a platform-independent method for rendering text and graphics.
    - Matt Davis
  • APT, Google, China and YOU!
    - Matthew Jonkman
  • The Evil Twins – Identity Fraud and Phishing

    Identity fraud has been around for decades, but only in recent times with the advent of the Internet and media exposure has it started to become a global issue.
    - Julian Evans
  • Black Hat 2010
    - James Broad
  • Security at the Mobile World Congress
    - Tam Hanna
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