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Joined November 2024
pyinjector-rs / A Windows process injector written in Rust that injects and executes Python codes Thanks to @luminaryxd for giving me the idea. I think this project can be used in some things that use PYTHON RUNTIME.😄 github.com/rhotav/pyinjector…
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An advanced parser that can be used to parse .NET assemblies. It can be used for many tasks such as Config Extractor, Assembly Analysis by @rhotav
dnpy - A Python library for reading .NET assemblies. It's not finished yet, but its current state is sufficient for many tasks. Using only dnpy (without needing another project), you can parse a .NET assembly, iterate through its methods, and read its instructions. github.com/rhotav/dnpy
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Replying to @malwation
@malwation research team has identified a sophisticated malware campaign targeting Türkiye 🇹🇷. "Technical Analysis of a Stealth Java Loader Used in Phishing Campaigns Targeting Türkiye" 🧵
In recent weeks, our research team’ve identified a sophisticated phishing campaign targeting Türkiye. Threat actors targeted computers running Windows operating systems located in Türkiye and using the Turkish language. Key takeaway: the malware bypassed every public sandbox and AV aside from Threat.Zone, and also evaded EDR/XDR in real-world incidents. We noted impact across many banks, ISPs, and mid-level organizations. This case again shows why on-premises sandboxes are essential for critical infrastructure and why real dynamic analysis is crucial for SOC teams. malwation.com/blog/technical…
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The malware employs a three-stage loader, including TOR for anonymous C&C communication and persistence via scheduled tasks. 🧵 (2/3)
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Its ability to bypass EDR/XDR systems and impact banks, ISPs, and mid-level organizations in Türkiye underscores the need for on-premises sandboxes, supported by Threat.Zone's hypervisor-based approach, which offers deeper malware visibility than cloud-based alternatives. 🧵(3/3)
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