Luke Leal is a member of the Malware Research team and joined the company in 2015. Luke's main responsibilities include threat research and malware analysis, which is used to improve our tools. His professional experience covers over eight years of deobfuscating malware code and using unique data from it to help in correlating patterns. When he’s not researching infosec issues or working on websites, you might find Luke traveling and learning about new things. Connect with him on Twitter.
In an attempt to avoid detection, attackers and malware authors are always experimenting with different methods to obfuscate their malicious code. During a recent investigation,…
Employees at companies of all sizes can be targets of phishing attacks, but certain corporations or industries can be more valuable to an attacker than…
Website reinfections are a serious problem for website owners, and it can often be difficult to determine the cause behind the reinfection — especially if…
A recent SiteCheck scan of an organization’s website showed an interesting pharmacy spam injection targeting COVID-19-related pages of websites. The HTML that was flagged by…
This is a simple script that allows hackers to block specific crawlers based upon website requests from specific user-agents. This is useful when you don’t…
“Smoker Backdoor” is a PHP webshell backdoor that uses hexadecimal and decimal obfuscation in conjunction with the PHP function goto to evade detection from malware…