ReversingLabs is proud to be among the supporters of Movember
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ReversingLabs is proud to be among the supporters of Movember
Sifting Files for Cyber
Guest blog by Edvard Amoroso, Founder and CEO of TAG Cyber
ReversingLabs Expands to New Offices
Our growing team of threat analysts and security engineers will be based in our new office in Varaždin
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
ReversingLabs' YARA rule detects BadRabbit encryption routine specifics
BadRabbit a previously unknown ransomware family which started spreading on October 24th
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
Recap: WebCamp Zagreb 2017
Time flies so fast - another WebCamp Zagreb is already behind us!
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.
Reverse engineering software protections
Learn how to do in depth analysis of compressed and encrypted binary files.
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.