Emotet Returns, (Tue, Nov 16th)
Introduction
Collaborate Disseminate
Introduction
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Since Patch Tuesday, we&#;x26;#;39;ve been tracking a Kerboros issue in November&#;x26;#;39;s patch bundle that affected authentication in several deployment scenarios:
Continue reading Microsoft Out of Band Update Resolves Kerberos Issue, (Mon, Nov 15th)
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Let me know if this scenario is familiar?
The external email system of the FBI was breached on Saturday, and started to send out emails with fake warnings for cyberthreats.
Continue reading External Email System FBI Compromised: Sending Out Fake Warnings, (Sun, Nov 14th)
I made a video of the maldoc analysis I explained in yesterday&#;x26;#;39;s diary entry “Obfuscated Maldoc: Reversed BASE64“.
Continue reading Video: Obfuscated Maldoc: Reversed BASE64, (Sun, Nov 14th)
Reader Colin submitted a malicious document.
Continue reading Obfuscated Maldoc: Reversed BASE64, (Sat, Nov 13th)
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I am sad to report that Alan Paller, founder of the SANS Institute, passed away. The Internet Storm Center was very much his brainchild, and he supported it over the years, never asking how it impacted SANS';s business. He understood the value of collaboration and was more interested in moving us forward as a community. His main questions usually revolved around if the work we were doing mattered to the community.