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FluBot Android Malware Technical Analysis

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Blog Explore FluBot Android Malware Technical Analysis, known for stealing sensitive data through SMS phishing and remote access capabilities. FluBot Android Malware The FluBot it’s an Android malware that targets Android devices and spreads to victims via phishing SMS messages that contain a malicious link to download the FluBot app. Victims click on this link […]

The Dark Face of the Web: Dark Web & Deep Web

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Blog Discover the distinctions between dark web – deep web, examining their roles, accessibility and implications for cybersecurity and illicit activities. The distinctions between dark web – deep web Web is the common name of the “World Wide Web“, which is a subset of the internet that consists of pages that can be accessed via […]

What is BOTNET?

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Blog A botnet is a network of compromised computers controlled by a malicious actor, often used to launch large-scale cyber attacks. Cyber attackers establish a network by infecting computers with malware. This remotely controlled malware is called a “bot“. The network of these bots is called a “botnet“. These computers are also called zombies. Sometimes […]

LockBit 2.0 Ransomware Analysis

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Blog 1 Executive Summary 1.1 Overview LockBit 2.0 is a Ransomware as a Service (RaaS), with an Affiliate program in place. Oftentimes, their binaries are cryptographically signed with valid, stolen certificates. LockBit Ransomware have some similarity with Maze Ransomware in UAC bypass techniques but Encryption Routine makes LockBit 2.0 so powerful and fast against other […]

What is HTML Injection Vulnerability? How to Mitigate HTML Injection?

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Blog HTML Injection vulnerability is a kind of injection vulnerability as you can understand from it’s name. It allows the user to inject his/her arbitrary HTML codes to the webpage. Injection type may be stored or reflected. It looks like a Cross-site Scripting (XSS) vulnerability. Some researchers consider the HTML Injection vulnerability to be a […]

NOBELIUM APT29 – EnvyScout

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Blog Summary of Analysis The NOBELIUM group is also known as APT29. NOBELIUM has generally targeted government institutions, non-governmental organizations, think tanks, the military, IT service providers, R&D companies working in the healthcare field, and telecommunication providers in its attacks so far. It has been observed that the NOBELIUM group has been using Spear Phishing […]

What are Multiple Apache Vulnerabilities?

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Blog Multiple Apache Vulnerabilities Multiple Apache Vulnerabilities can expose systems to various risks, including unauthorized access, denial of service, and data breaches. In this article, Apache Server and its vulnerabilities, and ways to mitigate these threats will be talked about. How to find the website’s server? There are multiple tools available to find out which […]

What Is Jquery XSS Vulnerability Version?

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Blog Jquery XSS Vulnerability Version; Much information, including personal information, can be captured and operations can be performed on computers. Let’s start with what jquery and XSS are. Jquery is a library of JavaScript. It was created to facilitate the use of JavaScript on websites. It is not a separate programming language and works with […]

What is File Upload Vulnerability?

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Blog File upload vulnerability File upload vulnerabilities are when a web server allows users to upload files to its filesystem without sufficiently validating things like their name, type, contents, or size. Failing to properly enforce restrictions on these could mean that even a basic image upload function can be used to upload arbitrary and potentially […]

What is Weak SSL Algorithms?

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Blog Weak SSL algorithms are cryptographic protocols that do not provide adequate security, making it easier for attackers to intercept sensitive data. Sensitive data must be protected when transmitted over the network. This data may include user credentials and credit card information. Servers are authenticated using digital certificates. These are SSL/TLS certificates. TLS encrypts communication […]