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  Nowadays, most anti-virus products can deal with viruses relatively easily using a variety of technologies. Decent emulator-based scan engines can handle a majority of polymorphic and metamorphic viruses, including those that use the entry-point obscuring technique (EPO). But when it

• Creating a Simple Botnet Using the AutoIT Scripting Language (October 14, 2009)

  This post is made on behalf of my colleague Manoj Venugopalan, Malware Analyst for Symantec Hosted Services. AutoIT, a free automation language for Windows platform-based development, is often used for scripting Windows-based applications and sometimes misused for creating malware. AutoIT scripts

• The Sality Botnet (May 14, 2010)

  As discussed in a previous blog entry, Sality-infected computers become part of a peer-to-peer (P2P) botnet. This botnet is used by peers to exchange lists of URLs pointing to malicious software, which Sality will decrypt, download and install. Though the

• Security lessons in Zeus botnet raid on UK bank accounts (August 11, 2010)

  The well-read UK security news site The Register is carrying a story detailing how the operators of the Zeus botnet planted their sophisticated malware on thousands of UK bank customers’ computers, stole log-in information then raided the accounts for more

• Insights into Shutting Down the Virut Botnet (July 22, 2010)

  Virut is a Windows file infector that propagates by infecting executable and Web-related files (such as .html, .php or .asp files). Its payload runs as a remote thread inside winlogon.exe, a well-known, critical Windows process. The payload does two things:It infects

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  Nowadays, most anti-virus products can deal with viruses relatively easily using a variety of technologies. Decent emulator-based scan engines can handle a majority of polymorphic and metamorphic viruses, including those that use the entry-point obscuring technique (EPO). But when it

• Creating a Simple Botnet Using the AutoIT Scripting Language (October 14, 2009)

  This post is made on behalf of my colleague Manoj Venugopalan, Malware Analyst for Symantec Hosted Services. AutoIT, a free automation language for Windows platform-based development, is often used for scripting Windows-based applications and sometimes misused for creating malware. AutoIT scripts

• The Sality Botnet (May 14, 2010)

  As discussed in a previous blog entry, Sality-infected computers become part of a peer-to-peer (P2P) botnet. This botnet is used by peers to exchange lists of URLs pointing to malicious software, which Sality will decrypt, download and install. Though the

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  The well-read UK security news site The Register is carrying a story detailing how the operators of the Zeus botnet planted their sophisticated malware on thousands of UK bank customers’ computers, stole log-in information then raided the accounts for more

• Insights into Shutting Down the Virut Botnet (July 22, 2010)

  Virut is a Windows file infector that propagates by infecting executable and Web-related files (such as .html, .php or .asp files). Its payload runs as a remote thread inside winlogon.exe, a well-known, critical Windows process. The payload does two things:It infects

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