[Honeypot Alert] Inside the Attacker's Toolbox: Botnet Credit Card Validation Scripts
In our previous blog post "Inside the Attacker's Toolbox: Botnet Web Attack Scripts" we analyzed ...
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Oracle Databases, a Penetration Tester’s View of Unauthorized Access to Customer Records
When penetration-testing you get to see lots of seemingly unbelievable security failures, but ...
Read MorePutting Out the Flame
There's a lot of buzz going around in the security field about a big piece of malware, code named ...
Read MoreSakura Exploit Kit 1.1
Even though it's sometimes easy to forget that there are exploit kits other than BlackHole, other ...
Read MoreReading between the lines: Harvesting Credit Cards from ISO8583-1987 Traffic
Having investigated cardholder data security breaches for a few years now, I have noticed changes ...
Read MoreiOS Application Security: Top 50 Free iPad Apps - The View From The Top Isn’t Much Better [Part 1 of 2]
Hello. I'm Tom Neaves. I recently joined SpiderLabs as a Senior Security Consultant based out of ...
Read MoreConnecting the Dots w/ PenTest Manager
We are evolving how the penetration testing industry reports vulnerabilities. Traditional PDF ...
Read More“Catch Me If You Can” Trojan Banker Zeus Strikes Again (Part 2 of 5)
This is the second blog in this series of blogs. The previous blog provided a general overview of ...
Read More[Honeypot Alert] Inside the Attacker's Toolbox: Botnet Web Attack Scripts
Have you ever wondered what script/code/tool was behind the automated web attacks that you see in ...
Read MoreToo XXE For My Shirt
Until tonight, I'd never gotten a chance to try an xml external entity (XXE) attack. Earlier, I was ...
Read More“Catch Me If You Can” Trojan Banker Zeus Strikes Again (Part 4 of 5)
This is the fourth part in a series of blogs. The prior blogs describe the technical details of the ...
Read More“Catch Me If You Can” Trojan Banker Zeus Strikes Again (Part 1 of 5)
In the next series of blogs we will describe in detail an attack from one of the most sophisticated ...
Read MoreIt Takes Two to Tango (myself, and your unprotected file share)
BananaStand learned from last time (to see last time, go here ). Systems were patched, ACL's were ...
Read MoreBypass Vulnerabilities in Squid and McAfee Web Access Gateway
About two weeks ago, a Brazilian security researcher by the name of Gabriel Menezes Nunes released ...
Read MoreMicrosoft Patch Tuesday: Help Is On The Way!
This may sound a bit odd but "nosteve" who usually gives his take on the patch Tuesday release is ...
Read MoreTHOTCON 0x3 - Hacker Brew Contest
This year's instantiation of the THOTCON hacking conference issued a unique challenge:
Read MoreTWSL2012-004: Multiple Vulnerabilities in Zen Cart
The SpiderLabs team at Trustwave published a new advisory yesterday, which details multiple ...
Read MorePHP-CGI Exploitation by Example
Late last week, a vulnerability in PHP-CGI was disclosed, which allows all sorts of bad for folks ...
Read More[Honeypot Alert] (UPDATE) Active Exploit Attempts for PHP-CGI Vuln
UPDATE - we have received more exploit attempt details from web hosting provider DreamHost. Thanks ...
Read MoreA Wild Exploit Kit Appears... Meet RedKit
During our research we have recently encountered a new private exploit kit. The developers behind ...
Read MoreRedKit Payload - Binary Fun
Before I jump into this blog post, I'd like to point out some interesting developments with the ...
Read MoreRecent Mass SQL Injection Payload Analysis
There have been a number of mass SQL Injection campaigns targeting ASP/ASP.Net/MS-SQL sites over ...
Read MoreUpdate from Trustwave SpiderLabs EMEA, London
It was a hectic week in London. In case you hadn't heard its was InfoSec Europe week, but we were ...
Read MoreBrazilian Banking Malware: Pay Your Bill Slacker!
I recently got wind of an interesting little sample that I believe originated as part of a ...
Read MoreWinning! PenTest Manager pwns SC Europe Innovation Award
We Won! :-) Thanks to all the hard work of the Trustwave's Engineering teams, IT, SpiderLabs, and ...
Read MoreWordPress 3.3.2 Addresses Setup XSS Vulnerabilities
Back in January we released a security advisory for WordPress, which included four vulnerabilities ...
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