Category: Malware Analysis

06/11/07

Permalink 09:22:32 am, by James Daugherty, 920 words
Categories: Malware Analysis, Systems Security Management

Malware Discovery with XP Tools – Part 2

In my last post, I showed how to use sigverif to identify questionable files. In this post, I will go over identifying potential threats by examining startup items, scheduled tasks, user accounts, and the windows hosts file. The goal so far, has been to… more »

05/31/07

Permalink 11:02:15 pm, by James Daugherty, 456 words
Categories: Malware Analysis, Systems Security Management

Malware Discovery with XP Tools – Part 1

As I previously posted, I am going to show how to use built-in windows system tools to help identify malware on a computer. Although XP isn’t Microsoft’s newest operating system, it’s the most widely used version of the Microsoft Windows family. Having t… more »

05/22/07

Permalink 10:32:47 am, by James Daugherty, 265 words
Categories: Malware Analysis, General Security

Malware Discovery with XP Tools - Upcoming Series

I have a bad habit of picking up on computer conversations while out in the public. Sometimes I hear about the heroic business manager who made just one phone call, and IT who had not done anything in a month, fixed the problem in just three minutes. One… more »

05/03/07

Permalink 04:21:50 pm, by Zach Brewer, 351 words
Categories: Cisco Security Agent, Malware Analysis

McAfee Alerts on "Wedding Crasher" Site

While monitoring Cisco Security Agent logs for a client, I noticed that McAfee was sending JS/Crasher infection alerts to our CSA Management Center. The flagged files were in multiple cached HTML pages on an individual system. Naturally I was intereste… more »

04/26/07

Permalink 12:54:12 am, by Larry Boggis, 59 words
Categories: Cisco Security Agent, Priveon News, Malware Analysis

Priveon Labs Publishes CSA Testing on MS ANI Vulnerability

CSA: CVE-2007-0038 - Microsoft Animated Cursor (ANI) Vulnerability April 3rd, 2007 - Priveon Labs posts a new CSA Protection Series document detailing how the Cisco Security Agent (CSA), using default policies, can prevent against 0-Day attacks. The… more »

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