Website Security News
This month, our Malware Research and Incident Response teams wrote about redirects that deliver malware and ads to visitors, as well as a backdoor method that attempts to hide from webmasters by using undefined variables. Sucuri Labs provides website malware research updates directly from our…
Sucuri Labs provides website malware research updates directly from our teams on the front line. You can read past-monthly recaps to catch up on trends we look at every month….
This month, our Malware Research and Incident Response teams wrote about several malware techniques that attempt to evade detection by focusing on small changes that website owners might miss. Examples…
Every month we recap the latest posts on Sucuri Labs, written by our Malware Research Team (MRT) and Incident Response Team (IRT). Sucuri Labs provides website malware research updates directly…
Every month we recap the latest posts on Sucuri Labs, written by our Malware Research Team (MRT) and Incident Response Team (IRT). The Sucuri Labs website provides technical analysis and…
Every month we recap the latest posts on Sucuri Labs, written by our Malware Research Team (MRT) and Incident Response Teams (IRT). The Sucuri Labs website provides technical analysis and…
Last month there were a number of interesting website hacks being analyzed by our Malware Research Team (MRT) and Incident Response Teams (IRT). The Sucuri Labs website provides technical analysis…
Time for another monthly recap! If you haven’t seen the other monthly recaps, make sure to check out October and September. Our malware research and incident response teams publish technical…
In our September Labs Notes Recap, we listed recent discoveries made by our Incident Response and Malware Research Teams. These monthly recaps serve to bridge the gap between our blog…
Sharing what we learn in the form of content and tools has been a staple here at Sucuri since our inception. Our greatest challenge is having enough hours to share everything…
During an incident response process performed in our client’s website, one of our analysts found a very interesting web shell. Our tools detected a suspicious file called “./v8.php” and after…
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