The target of an encryption Trojan attack may not just be a computer or a server running on the network, but an enterprise-level virtual machine, which usually runs many important services. Today, we will analyze the operating principle of an encryption Trojan targeting VMware ESXi and talk about how to…
TL;DR — * What broke: A totally unauthenticated file-upload endpoint in Visual Composer lets anyone drop arbitrary files (e.g., a JSP web-shell) onto the server. * Why it’s bad: Upload ⇒ web-accessible path ⇒ one HTTP GET ⇒ remote code execution as the SAP service account (often high-privilege). Active exploitation observed in the…
TL;DR We walk through three low-level tricks—dynamic syscalls, Phantom DLL hollowing, and RW→RX direct execution—and show how layering them confuses most Endpoint Detection & Response platforms. All examples are in Go so you can adapt them quickly. GitHub - nullcult/GoGotBackContribute to nullcult/GoGotBack development by…