Rozena Backdoor Malware

Rozena Backdoor Malware Uses a Fileless Attack to Injecting Remote shell on Windows. There are currently many methods of distribution of malware. Rozena is no different, so to distribute a previously undocumented backdoor named Rozena on Windows systems, a phishing campaign has recently been observed that leverages the recently disclosed Follina vulnerability. Partner Now Request Infomation There are currently many methods of distribution of malware. Rozena is no different, so to distribute a previously undocumented backdoor named Rozena on Windows systems, a phishing campaign has recently been observed that leverages the recently disclosed Follina vulnerability. The Microsoft Windows Support Diagnostic Tool (MSDT) is an application designed for remote code execution, resulting in a CVE-2022-30190 vulnerability published in May 2022. A malicious external URL link can be embedded in a Microsoft Office document to trigger an exploit allowing attackers to inject a malware OLE object into the file. This method lures victims into clicking on the link or simply previewing the document. CVE ID: CVE-2022-30190 Description: Microsoft Windows Support Diagnostic Tool (MSDT) Remote Code Execution Vulnerability Released: May 30, 2022 CVSS: 7.0 Affected platforms: Microsoft Windows Impact parties: Microsoft Windows Users Impact: Full Control of Affected Machine Severity: Critical Technical Analysis Upon opening an infected document containing a Discord CDN URL as a starting point, the document connects to a Discord CDN URL to retrieve an HTML file (“index.htm”) as the result of the latest attack chain observed by Fortinet.  Technical Analysis Upon opening an infected document containing a Discord CDN URL as a starting point, the document connects to a Discord CDN URL to retrieve an HTML file (“index.htm”) as the result of the latest attack chain observed by Fortinet.  #malware #microsoft #windows #html #cibersecurity #ciberseguridad Credit. Pablo Palacios shorturl.at/cdrwZ

Honda cars vulnerability

The vulnerability in Honda cars allows hackers to unlock and boot? Hackers could open the doors and start the car remotely on almost all Honda models. A keyless remote entry system is often installed in modern vehicles, allowing effortless access to the car. Partner Now Request Infomation A keyless remote entry system allows you to unlock or start the vehicle remotely via a mobile device. Recently, a security professional conducted a test to assess the resistance level of an RKE system currently in use. Based on the results of this analysis, it found that all Honda vehicles that have been manufactured between the years 2012 and 2022 have a Rolling-PWN attack vulnerability. Any hacker could exploit this vulnerability from afar to open the car door permanently or, in the worst case, even start the car’s engine as well.Fault profileCVE ID: CVE-2021-46145Description: The remote control subsystem in 2012 Honda Civic vehicles allows a repeat attack to unlock. The related variable code that does not expire and a counter resynchronization. Base score: 5.3 Severity: MEDIUMTechnical analysis A software-defined radio allows an attacker to capture the code that the car owner uses to unlock the vehicle by exploiting a vulnerability in the software-defined radio. The hacker could also open the car by reproducing the process upto 30 meters can be observed in some cases, it is possible to attack from that distance. Below, we have mentioned all the vulnerable Honda models tested: 2012 Honda Civic2018 Honda X-RV2020 Honda C-RV2020 Honda AccordHonda Odyssey 20202021 Honda InspireHonda Fit 2022 INTRODUCTIONModern vehicles are often equipped with a remote keyless entry system. These RKE systems allow unlocking or starting the car remotely. The goal of our research was to evaluate the resistance of a modern-day RKE system. Our study disclosed a Rolling-PWN attack vulnerability affects all Honda vehicles currently existing on the market (From the Year 2012 up to the Year 2022). This weakness allows anyone permanently opens the car door or even start the car engine from a long-distance away. The Rolling-PWD bug is a severe vulnerability. We found it in a vulnerable version of the mechanism of the rolling code, which was implemented in a huge amount of Honda vehicles. A rolling code system in keyless entry systems is to prevent replay attacks; after each keyfob button is pressed, the rolling codes synchronizing counter increases. However er, the vehicle receiver will accept a sliding window of codes to avoid accidentally being key pressed by design. Sending the commands in a consecutive sequence to the Honda vehicles will resynchronize the counter. Once the counter is resynced, commands from the previous cycle of the counter are reworked again. Therefore, those commands can be used later to unlock the car. Credit. Pablo Palaciosshorturl.at/cdrwZ Click here