Was reading the latest issue of Hakin9 magazine (4/2009). There is an article about harnessing music and videos to attack innocent parties. It struck me as strange that it never occurred to me to use a hex editor to analyse the malicious Mp3 file that I studied previously. Lo and behold! I found the URL that was triggered when victims try to play the fake song.
Basic malware analysis
Was reading the latest issue of Hakin9 magazine (4/2009). There is an article about harnessing music and videos to attack innocent parties. It struck me as strange that it never occurred to me to use a hex editor to analyse the malicious Mp3 file that I studied previously. Lo and behold! I found the URL that was triggered when victims try to play the fake song.
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