On January 14, 2020, Windows 7 will officially die, and on March 14, 2020, it will no longer receive software updates, according to Microsoft. Although the Redwood-based outfit ended mainstream support for Windows 7 all the way back in January 2015, the five-year...

Whether it's general cybersecurity news that you're after, malware research, outbreaks, pentesting or reverse engineering, you'll find a gamut of experts on Twitter sharing their own and others latest insights. Of the many thousands of accounts that you could follow,...

In the first part of our tutorial on macOS malware reverse engineering skills, we found the unpack.txt file containing encrypted code in the Resources folder. In Part 2, we went on to examine the main executable using static analysis techniques to learn more. As a...

This post is the first in a series covering privacy, anonymity and security on the internet in recent times, with a focus on real issues affecting people in the real world. Censorship and pervasive state-sponsored surveillance is a daily reality for hundreds of...

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In Part 1 of our tutorial on macOS malware reverse engineering skills, we discovered a suspicious file containing encrypted code. Let's continue our investigation of the malware sample in our isolated VM. It's time to introduce static analysis techniques and the...