RSA Event Pod Cast - Predictions for 2018
Featuring James Lyne, Global Research Advisor, Sophos and Mario Vuksan, CEO, Reversing Labs
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Sifting Files for Cyber
Guest blog by Edvard Amoroso, Founder and CEO of TAG Cyber
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ReversingLabs Expands to New Offices
Our growing team of threat analysts and security engineers will be based in our new office in Varaždin
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ReversingLabs' YARA rule detects a Cobalt payload exploiting CVE-2017-11882
A 17-year-old vulnerability in Microsoft Office Equation Editor is now confirmed to be exploited by the Cobalt Group
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ReversingLabs' YARA rule detects BadRabbit encryption routine specifics
BadRabbit a previously unknown ransomware family which started spreading on October 24th
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What happens when you give a group of developers some hammers, paintbrushes, and paint? Magic, that's what!
ReversingLabs partnered with SOS Children's Village Croatia for a corporate volunteering event, which took place in Lekenik, a SOS Children's Village not far from Zagreb
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ReversingLabs at WebCamp Zagreb 2017
Time flies so fast - another WebCamp Zagreb is already behind us!
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Constant Insecurity: Things you didn’t know about (PE) Portable Executable file format
One constant challenge of modern security will always be the difference between published and implemented specifications.
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Reverse engineering software protections
Learn how to do in depth analysis of compressed and encrypted binary files.
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Reversing software compressions: Tale of dragons and men who slay them
Reverse engineering compressed binaries has been a necessity for more than a two decades now, and we as reverse engineers are always on a lookout for newest and fastest ways of accomplishing our goal.
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