Introduction to hunting malware in the wild | hacked.codes
Using ICANN zone files, we can search all active domains for fraudulent sites that have a similar domain and look-and-feel of legitimate products they're trying to copy. These fake sites offer downloads to software that look real, but have malware attached. In this article, we'll look at a fake Quickbooks site offering a download which contains the infamous Redline Stealer.
Using ICANN zone files, we can search all active domains for fraudulent sites that have a similar domain and look-and-feel of legitimate products they’re trying to copy. These fake sites offer downloads to software that look real, but have malware attached. In this article, we’ll look at a fake Quickbooks site offering a download which contains the infamous Redline Stealer . If you would like to download the files we’ll be analyzing to follow along, you can get them here: https://mega.nz/file/UpZgBKgb#8RNWAptOWzGkjqvdVaNn-5rLOz8R4XHkfvocOsxjO9M How to find fraudulent sites ICANN is the interne
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