hi folks,
In the last few days i came across to a new rootkit malware named trojan.srizbi (aka, Troj/RKAgen-A , Rootkit:W32/Agent.EA) that has capabilities of bypassing Firewalls and IDS systems and also tries to delete competitor rootkits .
this malware hooks ZwOpenKey,ZwEnumerateKey and hooks \FileSystem\Ntfs\IRP_MJ_CREATE
\FileSystem\Ntfs\IRP_MJ_DIRECTORY_CONTROL kernel routine of NTFS filesystem driver and also the Trojan creates %System%\windbg48.sys , %System%\[RANDOM NAME].sys files .
this trojan attempts to connect to to several servers for download config files .
the polymorphic code used in Trojan.Srizbi is very similar to the Backdoor.Rustock.B packer, but more advanced . srizbi is currently being spreads via iframe tools like Mpack . this YouTube video showing websites using Iframes and the MPack installer attacking a PC.
you can read more information on symantec .
Monday, August 27, 2007
Srizbi , Full-Kernel Rootkit Malware
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Sunday, August 12, 2007
RealVNC Honeypot
My honeypots structures and tricks :
VMware and Images of clear OS (XP , NT , 2000 or linux base oS)Installed Vulnerable Version or RealVNC Captured Network Traffics and locate HoneyPots behind the NAT and firewall (DOnt forget to enbale Realvnc incoming ports on firewall or NAT)Take SnapShot in vmware from clear OS
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pwnie awards
This is an awards ceremony for Security Researchers , you can find some of the cool guys in judges list ... HD moore (Metasploit Project Leader), david aitel (immunitysec company CTO) , Halvar Flake (Sabre Security company CEO) , and others ...
They Publishd list of winners in LasVegas at Black Hat Conf .
See the winners list
do you agree with them ?!!:)
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Thursday, August 2, 2007
Blue Pill published
after long time now Blue Pill PoC by Joanna Rutkowska published .
Intro
The original Blue Pill proof of concept code has been written by Joanna Rutkowska, while working for COSEINC, and presented at the Black Hat Briefings 2006 in Las Vegas on August 3rd. Joanna Rutkowska then formed a small team of researchers inside COSEINC, Advanced Malware Labs, which was supposed to focus on further research into virtualization based malware. However after just a few months the priorities of work have been shifted, resulting in Blue Pill research activities being ceased.In April 2007 Joanna Rutkowska decided to quit COSEINC and start her own security consulting firm, Invisible Things Lab. In May 2007 Alexander Tereshkin, a former member of COSEINC AML, joined ITL as a principal researcher. Joanna Rutkowska and Alexander Tereshkin decided to redesign and write from scratch the New Blue Pill rootkit, so that it would be possible to use it for further research and for educational purposes. Most of the New Blue Pill’s code was developed by Alexander Tereshkin.
The New Blue Pill is significantly different from the original Blue Pill, not only because of the various features that it implements, but also because of the different architecture it was based on (HVM-like approach, similar to that used by XEN 3).
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Tuesday, July 24, 2007
Thwarting Virtual Machine Detection
Tom Liston and Ed Skoudis has written a clean paper about how to detect a Virtual Machine and some possible method for prevent it against detection . it's an old paper but Recommended read.
Read the paper
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Decoding malicious Javascripts
many malware authors using obscured javascripts for redirect browsers to infected URLs.
I will introduce several methods to decode malicious javascripts:
simple way to decode javascript:
find all "document.write" or "eval" in your javascript and replace them with "alert" .this act will cause decoded string show in a messagebox .(this isn't work on evry coded script certainly).
decode javascript via firefox:
this way show to you that where redirect your script ?, first going to "bookmarks" menu and select "organize bookmarks..." next select "file->new bookmark" after bookmark window appeared , enter a optinal name and copy & paste target script in "location" and press ok . to watch affect of this act just select created bookmark next select "properties" (in right-click) and looking "location" . this is a stupid solution but easy .
for more information you can read SANS paper for find other ways.
If didn't work these ways then going to a bookstore and buy a javascript book and decode your script :)
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Sunday, July 22, 2007
SecurityFocus Interviews the MPack Author
SecurityFocus has released an interview of mpack author .this is nothing special but it's worth of reading . if you interesting know more about mpack kit , you can read pandalabs post and "fantastic report" .
interview : "DCT,MPACK AUTHOR"
Update:
the unedited interview: papers_1.html
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