Next week, from May 21-24, Paul Nichols and Brian Hussey will be presenting at the CEIC Forensic Conference in Summerlin, Nevada speaking on the topic of Dynamic Malware Analysis of a current banking Trojan. Join them for their session where they will dissect a common credential stealing Trojan belonging to the Ursnif family. In the lab they will walk the participants through monitoring the file system, registry and network activity to determine the functionality of this kernel-level rootkit and how it hides itself from the user and the operating system, using only freely available tools.
Filed under: Conferences, Malware Reverse Engineering Tagged: ceic, conference, malware, trojan, ursnif
