Download The Report Introduction Having meticulously dissected the intricate delivery methods employed by BumbleBee in our previous blog post, we embarked on a journey through the multifaceted and complex delivery chains that enable its stealthy penetration. From the covert utilization of seemingly innocuous files to ingenious tactics that evade detection,
Introduction The Labs team at VMRay actively gathers publicly available data to identify any noteworthy malware developments that demand immediate attention. We complement this effort with our internal tracking and monitor events the security community reports to stay up-to-date with the latest changes in the cybersecurity landscape. Recently, the VMRay
BumbeBee loader: an overview In March of 2022 a new loader equipped with more than 50 evasion techniques was spotted in the wild: BumbleBee employs a variety of methods to escape detection – from complex delivery chains and hooking-based loading to iterating through a collection of evasion techniques to detect
In the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity, tools like VirusTotal can provide invaluable insights. However, as a recent headline-grabbing incident demonstrated, it’s crucial to understand how to use these resources responsibly to avoid accidental data leaks. In today’s evolving cybersecurity landscape, two phrases are gaining traction and for good reason –
Introduction Writing this introduction for the VMRay 2023.3.0 release has been a thrill, considering bringing a significant game-changer to our products. The summer heat in our Bochum headquarters is at its best. To relieve the scorch, we are shipping a long-awaited coolness – Static and Dynamic Analysis of Linux executables.
Overview With our latest release, VMRay Platform version 2023.2, we introduced support for Microsoft OneNote documents, recently abused by multiple threat actors. As announced in a recent blog post, the VMRay Platform continuously extends its capabilities to ensure our product is still able to deal with the the latest trends
Introduction BumbleBee is a fairly new malware loader that targets Windows computers. The initial discovery occurred in March 2022, marking a full year since its emergence. In this blog post, we’ll summarize BumbleBee’s activities, features, and important points based on the research published over the past year. Getting a handle
Overview A new malware family called Stealc was released recently, which is a Spyware designed to copy files, credentials and other sensitive information from the victim’s hard drive and make them available to the attacker. It also employs a variety of techniques to evade detection, including one technique based on
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