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.
A vulnerability in the discontinued WordPress theme OneTone has been added to an ongoing campaign that is targeting vulnerable WordPress websites and causes malicious redirects…
It’s not uncommon to see criminals use disasters or current events to enhance their social engineering tactics, and the recent COVID-19 pandemic is no different.…
Our team recently found a malicious injection located within a PHP include. The redirect occurs via the include function, which includes a file inconspicuously named…
During a recent malware removal request, we found a compromised WordPress site being used to redirect to spam websites. The campaign was leveraging an increase…
Phishing attacks can come in all shapes and sizes. Posing a serious threat to industries large and small, phishing campaigns are the fraudulent attempt to…
When we investigate compromised websites, it’s not unusual to find malicious files that have been obfuscated through forms of encoding or encryption — however, these…
A PHP webshell is a common tool found on compromised environments. Attackers use webshells as backdoors, allowing them to maintain unauthorized access to a hacked…
One of our remediation analysts Eli Trevino recently discovered a phishing page informing victims about fake Netflix service disruptions, supposedly due to problems with the…
Our analyst Moe O recently discovered an interesting Javascript injection that was stealing submitted payment data from visitors on a WordPress website with a Woocommerce…
Our analyst Liam Smith recently found a malicious file with the name wp-atom2.php on a compromised WordPress site that had been infected with pharma spam.…