LABSCon Replay | Intellexa and Cytrox: From Fixer-Upper to Intel Agency Grade Spyware
Vitor Ventura breaks down the processes one spyware organization takes to develop fully working spyware using a one-click zero-day exploit.
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Vitor Ventura breaks down the processes one spyware organization takes to develop fully working spyware using a one-click zero-day exploit.
Tom Hegel explores China's influence in Africa and highlights an opportunity for broader understanding of global cyber threat landscapes.
Gal Braun and Dean Langsam explore how LLMs can be trained to parse command lines and perform tasks like attribution and detection.
Greg Lesnewich explores how to to pursue an apex predator using little more than a local instance of YARA and some publicly available open-source tooling.
Mandiant researchers Van Ta and Rufus Brown take us on a journey of discovery into the compromise of multiple U.S. Government networks by APT41.
Silas Cutler, founder of MalShare, explores some of the challenges and rewards of developing and maintaining a free malware repository for researchers.
WMI-based attacks impact all versions of Windows and can severely impact EDRs. Claudiu Teodorescu explores how they work and how they can be detected.
Paul Rascagneres explores a macOS port of the Windows RokRAT malware and how it bypasses Apple security protections.
The first public discussion of changes in the UEFI firmware security runtime from an offensive security perspective with Alex Matrosov.
Vulnerability disclosure in the US lags behind China's NVD, which has a history of providing APT groups with exploits. How can researchers close the gap?