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Truetype font + code = fileless malware
Security services provider alert the IT world that malware might infiltrate to their infrastructure facilities. However their cyber defense mechanism looks fall into asleep. So strange? Over 140 enterprises in 40 countries affected. Dubbed that fileless or invisible cyber attack common are in three types. They are memory resident, Rootkits and Windows registry. Refer to…
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He is great partner of virtual machine but he can kill VM simultaneously – address space layout randomization
The trend in IT world running into virtual world nowadays. Even though your mobile phone operation system is run on top of virtual machine. The memory resources utilization from tradition static to dynamic since virtual machine architecture founded. Security experts worries about infiltration of malware on virtual machine. A mitigation step introduce…
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Mobile Financial App inflicts more contradiction on cyber security – part 1
When you pick up your mobile phone daily, no one will be care of your data privacy in highest priority. Since you are busy with your social media apps (Whatapps, Facebook, Instagram..etc). As easy as today make a payment on air through your mobile phone. However, your habit forming behavior might cause inherent secuirty risks…
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(Banking Environment) Advanced technology – brings of concerns for cyber security!
Electronic payment one of the major term of in our daily life. It is hard to imagine that what’s the result once without credit card payment, online payment transfer and mobile payment in the world! The cyber attack hits financial institution more frequently and rapidly especially malware. In this discussion, we are going to investigate…
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A wide range of views (Advanced persistent threat)
We heard a technical terms named advanced persistent threat since 2013. An information which announced by cyber security company (kaspersky, FireEye, Symantec….etc) but not acknowledge by instigator . The story looks amazing that a security consulting firm (Mandiant) fooled by hacker. By coincidence, it found malicious finger print on gmail account and email message contained…