How to: Basic Linux malware process forensics for incident responders
Guest Post: Learn how to do basic live process forensics for a bind shell backdoor waiting for a connection on Ubuntu in Linux.
Tag: Malware
A tale of two honeypots in Bhutan
Honeypots can be useful tools for security research, teaching us about attackers’ methods.
Extract malware configurations with MalConfScan
Guest Post: MalConfScan is a new malware analysis and memory forensics tool developed by JPCERT/CC to assist with incident investigations.
Do you trust your home router?
Guest Post: A team of cybersecurity researchers are seeking to understand how malware infects home routers to develop ways to protect them from being used in DDoS attacks.
Blocking DNS requests associated with malware
Guest Post: Response Policy Zone technology in resolver software is increasing the number of DNS resolver services.
Talking Malware Analysis with Asia Pacific CERTs
APNIC recently participated in a JICA workshop for CERTs from Laos, Myanmar, Cambodia, Viet Nam and Indonesia.
Security Audit Workshop, February 2016, Cambodia
Register now and pay before 8 January 2016 to get a 20% discount.
Smishing on the rise in South Korea
Guest Post: Smishing is a growing problem in South Korea. What is it and what signs should you be aware of?
Mobile Malware
My colleagues recently shared their views on the Internet Society’s (ISOC) 2015 Global Internet Report, which focuses on the Mobile Internet, and now I will share mine.
Physical security is part of cybersecurity
Adli Wahid expands on how ATMs get affected with malware and the importance of physical security on IT assets.