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• Code Injection and API Hooking Techniques
  on Mar 19, 2014 in Antivirus Computer Security Malware Analysis Rootkits
  Hooking covers a range of techniques used for many purposes like debugging, monitoring, intercepting messages, extending functionality etc. Hooking is also used by a lot of rootkits to camouflage themselves on the system. Rootkits use various hooking...
• Announcement – SecurityXploded Security Meet and Mentorship Programme
  on Mar 8, 2014 in Computer Security
  From the past two years we are working actively on couple of projects to support the security community. As you all may already know that we have successfully completed our reversing and malware analysis training programme and we are very glad that i...
• Advanced Malware Analysis Training Session 11 – (Part 2) Dissecting the HeartBeat RAT Functionalities
  on Dec 18, 2013 in Computer Security Malware Analysis Research Community Reverse Engineering Security Training Security Videos malware anlaysis reverse engineering
  Here is the quick update on this month’s Local Security meet (SX/Null/G4H/owasp) and our advanced malware training session on (Part 2) Dissecting the HeartBeat  RAT Functionalities   This is part of our FREE ‘Advanced Malware Analysis Trai...
• Advanced Malware Analysis Training Session 10 – (Part 1) Reversing & Decrypting Communications of HeartBeat RAT
  on Nov 20, 2013 in Computer Security Malware Analysis Reverse Engineering Security Training Security Videos reverse engineering
    Here is the quick update on this month’s Local Security meet (SX/Null/G4H/owasp) and our advanced malware training session on (Part 1) Reversing & Decrypting Communications of HeartBeat RAT This is part of our FREE ‘Advanced Malware An...
• Our Local Security Meet [19th October 2013] – Bangalore
  on Oct 16, 2013 in Computer Security
  Talks: 09:30 – 10:00:  WebSockets for Beginners – Prasanna K WebSockets is definitely one of the brighter features of HTML5. It allows for easy and efficient real-time communication with the server,. It’s very useful when you’...
• Detailed Overview and Internals of PE File
  on Oct 15, 2013 in Computer Security Reverse Engineering
  A win32 portable executable(PE) file consists of: DOS Header, PE Header, Section Table, Sections. Analyzing a PE file gives us a lot of information like the address in memory where the file will be located (ImageBase), address of entry point, importe...
• Using PEB to Get Base Address of Kernelbase.dll
  on Sep 21, 2013 in Computer Security Secure Coding
  Process Environment Block (PEB) is a user mode data structure which applies over a whole process. It is designed to be used by the application-mode code in the operating system libraries, such as NTDLL.dll, Kernel32.dll. Through the use of PEB one ca...
• SEH Exploitation to Get Shell Access
  on Sep 16, 2013 in Antivirus Computer Security Reverse Engineering Security Vulnerability Vulnerability Research
    Structured Exception Handling is a mechanism for handling both hardware and software exceptions in Windows OS. Structured exception handling enables us to have complete control over the handling of exceptions and it also provides support for d...
• Our Local Security Meet [14th September 2013] – Bangalore
  on Sep 12, 2013 in Computer Security
  Talks: 09:30 – 10:15:  Webworkers for Beginners – Prasanna K Web workers are long-running scripts that are not interrupted by user-interface scripts (scripts that respond to clicks or other user interactions). Keeping such workers from b...
• Bamital Analysis using Malpimp and Pymal
  on Aug 27, 2013 in Computer Security Malware Analysis Security Tools Security Training Vulnerability Research
  A couple of months ago, I released my two new tools Malpimp and PyMal for malware analysis. Malpimp aims at API tracing and PyMal is a general purpose malware analysis tool. In this blog I will discuss how to use both of them in malware analysis. As...

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