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AT&T Alien Labs finds new Golang malware (BotenaGo) targeting ...

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BotenaGo backdoor ports. 2. The malware sets a listener to system IO (terminal) user input and can receive a target through it. For example, if the malware is running locally on a virtual machine, a command can be sent through telnet. The target in figure 11 is a fake web server Alien Labs set up locally.

Advanced Threat Detection | AT&T Cybersecurity

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USM performs advanced threat detection across your cloud and on-premises environments. It combines multiple essential security capabilities – asset discovery, vulnerability assessment, intrusion detection, behavioral monitoring, endpoint detection and response, SIEM event correlation, and log management – in one unified console. This gives ...

TrickBot BazarLoader In-Depth - AT&T

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AT&T Alien Labs actively tracks the TrickBot group through an automated malware analysis system, hunting, and in-depth technical research. On April 20th, 2020 independent security researchers “pancak3lullz” ( @pancak3lullz) and Vitali Kremez ( @VK_Intel) posted a Tweet regarding two new TrickBot modules aptly named “BazarLoader” and ...

Crypto miners’ latest techniques - AT&T Cybersecurity

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Crypto miners are determined in their objective of mining in other people's resources. Proof of this is one of the latest samples identified with AT&T Alien Labs, with at least 100 different loaders and at least 4 different stages to ensure their miner and backdoor run smoothly in the infected systems. Key takeaways:

BotenaGo strikes again - malware source code uploaded to GitHub - AT&T

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On top of all that, the main function calls together all of the necessary pieces: setting up a backdoor, loading additional payload scripts, initializing exploit functions, and waiting for commands (see figure 7). It is simple and clean malware creation in just 2,891 lines of code. Figure 7 shows BotenaGo’s main function. Additional updates

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Accelerated Incident Response and Threat Management. AlienVault Unified Security Management™ (USM) helps you achieve coordinated threat detection, incident response and threat management with built-in essential security capabilities, integrated threat intelligence from AlienVault Labs, and seamless workflow for rapid remediation.

Detecting Empire with USM Anywhere - AT&T

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Detecting Empire with USM Anywhere. October 18, 2018 | Jose Manuel Martin. Empire is an open source post-exploitation framework that acts as a capable backdoor on infected systems. It provides a management platform for infected machines. Empire can deploy PowerShell and Python agents to infect both Windows and Linux systems.

New MaControl variant targeting Uyghur users, the Windows version using ...

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A couple of hours ago, Kaspersky reported a new variant of the MaControl backdoor targeting Uyghur users. It seems to be a newer version of the MacControl RAT we found some months ago being dropped using Java and Office for Mac exploits. The attackers send mails to the victims with a zip file that contains the backdoor and an image.

Keydnap – All Your Keychain Are Belong to Us - AT&T

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Background. Malware that attempts to harvest credentials from compromised systems is nothing new. However, the crew at ESET recently announced a new threat targeting Mac OS: Keydnap. Keydnap is noteworthy for two reasons: It establishes a permanent backdoor to a C&C server. Its goal is to exfiltrate the Keychain file in Mac OS.

Adversary simulation with USM Anywhere

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For example, in APTSimulator the sticky-key-backdoor.bat from script uses technique T1015 with a method commonly known as sticky keys attack. Privilege Escalation. Privilege escalation attempts to obtain higher level of permissions in the infected system than the current one. The endgame of this tactic is to achieve Administrator or root ...

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