Distribution of malicious JAR appended to MSI files signed by third parties
...a malicious JAR because the resulting file has a valid signature according to Microsoft Windows and the malware can be directly executed by Java. Code signing is the method of... more…LeakerLocker Mobile Ransomware Threatens to Expose User Information
...get further instructions. The server response contains information about JAR files that need to be downloaded and configured. According to our analysis of the server response, “Calls Recorder” will download... more…Fake Skype for Android Leads to Malicious .JAR File
...another website, http://{BLOCKED}mobile.ne. We also tried downloading the other Skype mobile app versions being offered by the site. Doing so, however, only lead us to the same .JAR file (instead... more…First step in cross-platform Trojan bankers from Brazil done
...we have seen different cyber-criminal gangs from Brazil that are clearly not related actively using Jar files to seed bankers. The fact is, as long as the victim has Java... more…Malicious Edge and Chrome Extension Used to Deliver Backdoor
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...CPU bug patch saga: Antivirus tools caught with their hands in the Windows cookie jar l33tdawg Wed, 01/10/2018 – 01:35 Read more: CPU bug patch saga: Antivirus tools caught... more…Oracle Will Stop Trusting MD5-Signed JAR Files in April
...Oracle has decided to give Java developers more time to ensure that their JAR files are not signed with the MD5 algorithm. Java Runtime Environment (JRE) will no longer... more…Clock’s ticking for MD5-signed JAR files, says Oracle
...Oracle’s delay in dropping support for the hash seems strange, but it’s finally named the day Read more: Clock’s ticking for MD5-signed JAR files, says Oracle... more…Worried about the government? Internet giants also dip their hands in the cookie jar
...the Internet firms themselves play by their own set of rules. read more Read more: Worried about the government? Internet giants also dip their hands in the cookie jar... more…Sandworm to Blacken: The SCADA Connection
...off this C2, and located a file called config.bak. (SHA1 hash: c931be9cd2c0bd896ebe98c9304fea9e) This file piqued our interest right off the bat, because it is a CimEdit/CimView file. A CimEdit/CimView file... more…User Beware: Rooting Malware Found in 3rd Party App Stores
...itself automatically and is hidden within /lib directory to avoid detection. It then loads ZIP/APK, which in turn loads two .DEX files separately found within fp.JAR and fx.JAR. The .JAR... more…jRAT Leverages Crypter Service to Stay Undetected
...tool or service was used to obfuscate all of them. Furthermore, all of them attempted to download a JAR file from a Tor domain that turned out to be a... more…Setting Up Automated Scanning of Apps Using Custom Authentication, Part 2
...We can configure the rule to update the Burp cookie jar with the new session ID. This updated cookie jar can be applied to any Burp tool by defining the... more…Ztorg: money for infecting your smartphone
...an ‘xorred’ JAR that contains the malicious classes.dex – the main module. Native Since October 2016 I’ve reported lots of apps with this malicious module to Google, so they were... more…Attack on Zygote: a new twist in the evolution of mobile threats
...Trojan restores the string and method replaced earlier by /system/lib/libconfigpppm.so or configpppi, using the information from /data/configppp/cpppimpt.db. Second, Triada loads the DEX file configpppl.jar. This is done with the help... more…Kam dál?
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