Vulnerability research | Fuzzing | Reversing | WebAssembly | Ethereum
2019/11/20 @ webassembly-security.com
In this blogpost, I will first explain the WebAssembly binary format and its sections. Then, I’ll demonstrate how to create a valid polyglot wasm module that contain an html/js payload embedded using 2 different techniques. Finally, I’ll give you the link to the github repository if you want to try on your own and learn more about WebAssembly
2019/10/22 @ Hack.lu 2019
In this workshop, I will first introduce WebAssembly concepts and why it’s consider as a “game changer for the web”. Secondly, I will expose how to analyze a WebAssembly module using different techniques (static & dynamic) as well as some open-source tools that make you the life easier (Octopus, Wasabi, …). Finally, we will hands-on with simple examples/crackmes and finally go throws the analysis of cryptominers.
The following point will be discussed in this workshop.
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2019/02/18 @ QuoScient Medium
In part two of our mini-series (see part #1) describing how cybercrime actors are using the Ethereum blockchain for fraudulent means, we analyze a clipboard hijacker malware targeting Bitcoin and Ethereum users. This malware, renamed ClipboardWalletHijacker by Qihoo360 Security Center, was first discovered in June 2018, after having infected 300 thousand computers within a week.
2019/02/04 @ QuoScient Medium
As part of our research into how cybercrime actors using the Ethereum blockchain for fraudulent means, we analyzed a DotNet downloader that retrieves the malicious payload from URLs stored inside Ethereum transactions. We analyzed the sample provided by a German Security Researcher, Karsten Hahn @struppigel in this tweet.