LABScon Replay | InkySquid: The Missing Arsenal
Paul Rascagneres explores a macOS port of the Windows RokRAT malware and how it bypasses Apple security protections.
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LABScon Replay | Breaking Firmware Trust From The Other Side: Exploiting Early Boot Phases (Pre-Efi)
The first public discussion of changes in the UEFI firmware security runtime from an offensive security perspective with Alex Matrosov.
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Custom-Branded Ransomware: The Vice Society Group and the Threat of Outsourced Development
New PolyVice ransomware is likely in use by multiple threat actors building re-branded payloads with the same custom encryption scheme.
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11 Problems ChatGPT Can Solve For Reverse Engineers and Malware Analysts
ChatGPT has captured the imagination of many across infosec. Here's how it can superpower the efforts of reversers and malware analysts.
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LABScon Replay | Is CNVD ≥ CVE? A Look at Chinese Vulnerability Discovery and Disclosure
Vulnerability disclosure in the US lags behind China's NVD, which has a history of providing APT groups with exploits. How can researchers close the gap?
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Driving Through Defenses | Targeted Attacks Leverage Signed Malicious Microsoft Drivers
Threat actors are abusing legitimately signed Microsoft drivers in active intrusions into telecommunication, BPO, MSSP, and financial services businesses.
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The Mystery of Metador | Unpicking Mafalda’s Anti-Analysis Techniques
Discover the anti-analysis techniques of the Mafalda implant, a unique, feature-rich backdoor used by the Metador threat actor.
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LABScon Replay | The Mystery of Metador
An elusive APT is attacking telcos, ISPs and Universities with custom backdoors and attack chains designed to bypass native security solutions.
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LABScon Replay | Demystifying Threats to Satellite Communications in Critical Infrastructure
Satellite communications are an integral part of many Industrial Control Systems, but their usage in critical infrastructure continues to be misunderstood.
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LABScon Replay | Are Digital Technologies Eroding the Principle of Distinction in War?
In recent conflicts, digital technology has become weaponized, eroding the traditional barriers that divide the roles of civilians and combatants.
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