Denis Sinegubko is Sucuri’s Senior Malware Researcher who joined the company in 2013. Denis' main responsibilities include researching emerging threats and creating signatures for SiteCheck. The founder of UnmaskParasites, his professional experience covers over 20 years of programming and information security. When Denis isn’t analyzing malware, you might not find him online at all. Connect with him on Twitter.
We recently cleaned a site where we found thousands of malicious files with the following content: <?php header ( “HTTP/1.1 301 Moved Permanently” ) ;…
In the past couple of years, we’ve been tracking a long-lasting campaign responsible for injecting malicious scripts into WordPress sites. This campaign leverages old vulnerabilities…
After a recent disclosure of the Social Warfare plugin vulnerability, we’ve seen massive attacks that inject malicious JavaScripts into the plugin options. The vulnerability has…
After recent publication of the Uncommon Radixes Used in Malware Obfuscation article, we found an interesting Twitter thread involving @EKFiddle and @Ledtech3 #EKFiddle [Regex update]:…
Some JavaScript features allow for pretty interesting obfuscation techniques. For example, did you know that virtually any English word can be used as a valid…
Recently we came across a malicious campaign injecting scripts that push fake browser updates onto site visitors. This is what a typical fake update request…
Over the last few months, we’ve noticed several credit card-stealing scripts that use variations of the Google Analytics name to make them look less suspicious…
We found this backdoor in the middle of the logrss.php file that defined the JDocumentRendererRSS class. …function jregisterClass() { // merge arrays $info = array_merge($_REQUEST,$_COOKIE); //…
Credit card stealing malware is becoming more and more customized. We’ve been regularly seeing injected scripts with URLs that either mimic or include a portion…