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Activating Chrome DevTools Protocol in Memory: Bypassing -remote-debugging-port Restrictions - Pikered
Activating Chrome DevTools Protocol in Memory: Bypassing -remote-debugging-port Restrictions - Pikered
A technical walkthrough of a new offensive technique that activates the Chrome Debugging Protocol directly in memory, bypassing Google's --remote-debugging-port mitigations. Covers chrome.dll signature scanning, DevToolsSocketFactory vtable reconstruction, PartitionAlloc constraints, and Special APC-based shellcode injection into the Chrome parent process.
·pikered.com·
Activating Chrome DevTools Protocol in Memory: Bypassing -remote-debugging-port Restrictions - Pikered
Inside The Gentlemen: Undisclosed TukTuk C2 Framework and EDR Neutralization Research
Inside The Gentlemen: Undisclosed TukTuk C2 Framework and EDR Neutralization Research
Analysis of server-side data associated with The Gentlemen ransomware group identified the complete TukTuk C2 project structure, DLL side-loading configurations, EDR neutralization research, vulnerable driver materials, and data assessed to have been exfiltrated from multiple organizations.
·oasis-security.io·
Inside The Gentlemen: Undisclosed TukTuk C2 Framework and EDR Neutralization Research
SLEEPWALKER: A Passive Backdoor With Its Own Command Language
SLEEPWALKER: A Passive Backdoor With Its Own Command Language
Losing access to VirusTotal Intelligence at the start of the year was surprisingly productive. Unable to hunt for interesting new malware, I stopped adding to my “TODO” pile and finally worked through my backlog from last year. That led to a detailed examination of BeheMOF as well as the discovery of this malware. Upon closer inspection, a sample that did not seem too noteworthy at first turned out to have a distinctive design once I looked under the hood: a passive backdoor that opens no obvious listening port and carries no payload inside itself. It waits in memory doing nothing at all until one specifically crafted network packet reaches the machine, which is why I am calling it SLEEPWALKER.
·r136a1.dev·
SLEEPWALKER: A Passive Backdoor With Its Own Command Language
Inside the Falcon How CrowdStrike Catches You
Inside the Falcon How CrowdStrike Catches You
A full reverse-engineering teardown of the CrowdStrike Falcon sensor: the six kernel callback sources, the WFP network engine, the file-system minifilter, the cspcm4 broker, the user-mode service (DNS / AMSI / browser / Identity Protection), and the cloud-loaded detection engine — plus every structural blind spot. How Falcon sees you, and where the seams are.
CrowdStrike
·0xdbgman.github.io·
Inside the Falcon How CrowdStrike Catches You
GAP - Ghost Anchor Persistence: Fileless Extension Persistence in Chromium Browsers
GAP - Ghost Anchor Persistence: Fileless Extension Persistence in Chromium Browsers
Browser extensions are an underestimated attack surface. They run natively in the browser, are trusted by design, have access to cookies, network requests, and every page the user visits - and most EDRs don’t even look at them. In a post-exploitation context, a malicious extension operating as an agent is practically invisible to standard endpoint security tooling.
·fir3n0x.github.io·
GAP - Ghost Anchor Persistence: Fileless Extension Persistence in Chromium Browsers
SakDriver: Reversing a Windows Kernel Driver Rootkit
SakDriver: Reversing a Windows Kernel Driver Rootkit
A reverse-engineering walkthrough of SakDriver, a Windows kernel-mode rootkit first mistaken for a Cobalt Strike Beacon. It patches ETW, hides processes via DKOM, masquerades as a minifilter and a fake Microsoft service, and — most notably — receives C2 commands through the Windows registry. Includes the full recovered command table, IOCs and a matching YARA figure.
·core-jmp.org·
SakDriver: Reversing a Windows Kernel Driver Rootkit
Inside Pegasus: The evolution of the world's most notorious spyware system - Amnesty International Security Lab
Inside Pegasus: The evolution of the world's most notorious spyware system - Amnesty International Security Lab
We are presenting here our most complete analysis to date of the Pegasus spyware. This blog post builds on previous technical reports and forensic investigations by Amnesty International’s Security Lab. Significantly it also draws on previously unpublished internal NSO Group marketing material and internal technical material which was disclosed as part of a long-running civil […]
·securitylab.amnesty.org·
Inside Pegasus: The evolution of the world's most notorious spyware system - Amnesty International Security Lab
Abusing CAPE Sandbox from the Inside | msil.re
Abusing CAPE Sandbox from the Inside | msil.re
CAPE's agent exposes unauthenticated localhost routes to the sample under analysis, enough to fingerprint the sandbox, plant bogus network IOCs on VirusTotal, and shut the whole analysis down with a single request.
·msil.re·
Abusing CAPE Sandbox from the Inside | msil.re
RustDuck: An In-Depth Analysis of a Two-Stage Botnet
RustDuck: An In-Depth Analysis of a Two-Stage Botnet
Overview Since February 2026, the XLAB large-scale network threat perception system has detected a new malware family active in cyberspace that adopts a Loader + Core (two-stage loading) architecture. Currently, the family has spawned multiple variants, with the main core functionality being the execution of large-scale Distributed Denial-of-Service (DDoS) attacks. It also possesses strong cross-platform adaptability and continuous evolution capabilities. Although the family's current activi
·blog.xlab.qianxin.com·
RustDuck: An In-Depth Analysis of a Two-Stage Botnet
Beacon as You’ve Never Seen it Before
Beacon as You’ve Never Seen it Before
Deep dive into Beacons: what they are, how they run in memory, the evolution of loaders (including prepended/Kayn styles), and the security implications defenders need to know.
·0xdbgman.github.io·
Beacon as You’ve Never Seen it Before
Dissecting Apple's Sparse Image Format (ASIF) | schamper.dev
Dissecting Apple's Sparse Image Format (ASIF) | schamper.dev
At WWDC 2025, Apple announced macOS 26 Tahoe. One of the new features in macOS Tahoe is a new disk image format: ASIF. Designed for use with virtual machines (its documentation lives under the Virtualization framework), ASIF takes a lot of inspiration from existing virtual disk formats. Practically, that means it’s another sparse virtual disk format, and functions very similar to sparse VMDK, VHDX or QCOW2 files (for the uninitiated, it allow you to store a large disk, or file, in a smaller, “sparse” manner).
·schamper.dev·
Dissecting Apple's Sparse Image Format (ASIF) | schamper.dev
Breaking Out of Chrome's Sandbox: A Native Messaging Backdoor Observed in Italy
Breaking Out of Chrome's Sandbox: A Native Messaging Backdoor Observed in Italy
A malicious Chrome extension observed in an Italian malspam campaign used Native Messaging to escape the browser sandbox, steal session data and execute remote PowerShell commands on Windows. This analysis explains the infection chain, its command-and-control channel and the main detection opportu
·d3lab.net·
Breaking Out of Chrome's Sandbox: A Native Messaging Backdoor Observed in Italy