malware classes
2024-08-03
malware can be classified similar to taxonomy of living species.
Some examples of malware classes are:
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malware families
2024-08-03
malware can be taxonified in a similar manner as plants, animals, and other living things. Malware classes may contain several families of software. ...
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org-roam
2024-08-03
org-roam is an Emacs-based, plaintext personal knowledge management system that implements the functionality required to create a digital Zettelkasten ...
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Software Exploits
2024-08-03
An exploit is malware that takes advantage of a vulnerability for malicious purposes.
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spyware
2024-08-03
Spyware is software installed on a system that gathers data and sends it to a third party without the knowledge or consent of the user.
Spyware may ...
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"I strongly recommend that you read it" - C Unleashed
0001-01-01
In C Unleashed, the author recommends that the readers actually read the book. This sounds silly, but the book is over 1200 pages with an accompanying ...
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sshuttle "No such file or directory"
0001-01-01
sshuttle may error on hosts lacking netstat:
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… hidden directory
0001-01-01
“…” is a common choice for a name of a hidden folder on Linux and Unix-like systems by malware and threat actors.
This is due to ...
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.debug_* sections
0001-01-01
ELF files may contain sections with names beginning with “.debug_”
These sections contain debugging information in DWARF format, added ...
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.debug_info section used for attribution
0001-01-01
The .debug_info section of an ELF file contains attributes that may yield clues useful for attribution:
DW_AT_producer - The version of compiler and ...
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