Dissecting APT21 samples using a step-by-step approach

Summary In this blog post we’re presenting a detailed analysis of 2 malicious files (a backdoor known as “Travelnet”) linked to an APT (Advanced Persistent Threat) actor called APT21. APT21 , also known as Zhenbao or Hammer Panda, is a group of suspected state sponsored hackers of Chinese origin. According to multiple online sources, that […]

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Powershell scripts used to run malicious shellcode. Reverse shell vs Bind shell

In this post we’ll see 2 different powershell reflection payloads: a reverse shell and a bind shell. The purpose of the article is to show the differences between them and how we can determine crucial information like the IP address and the port contained in the reverse shell payload and the port which is opened

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