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Oh come on this is a pretty basic method and someone now discovered that it can be used... BY NATION STATE HACKERS.
— ? ?????? 0x1338 ????? ? (@notameadow) October 17, 2019
Here’s a newsflash!!!
Every file format can be used like this. EVERY.
It’s only a matter of doing that and not telling anyone.https://t.co/p6cKFH0Jw6
Cylance reports that run-of-the-mill cryptominer uses .wav steganography previously used by Turla APT group https://t.co/CJO42ZTMTC pic.twitter.com/VHfDo6SEIe
— Virus Bulletin (@virusbtn) October 17, 2019
Malicious Payloads - Hiding Beneath the WAV: Cylance recently discovered obfuscated malicious code embedded within WAV audio files. Each file was coupled with a loader component for decoding & executing malicious content secretly woven in the audio data.? https://t.co/xkGIdVhNzq
— Russ McRee (@holisticinfosec) October 17, 2019
When played, some of the WAV files produced music that had no discernible quality issues or glitches. Others simply generated static (white noise). https://t.co/u1uqBClzLH
— UsHadrons (@ushadrons) October 18, 2019
Malicious Payloads - Hiding beneath the WAV : https://t.co/kzW0SFIKqT cc @asoni
— Binni Shah (@binitamshah) October 18, 2019
How the OceanLotus Threat Group leveraged steganography to conceal malicious backdoor payloads within image files : https://t.co/Q6BS0Sx0uf (pdf) pic.twitter.com/rtNGwktqPH
WAV audio files are now being used to hide malicious code...https://t.co/LB6pusysjj#cybersecurity #cyberawareness #infosec #gdpr #dataprivacy #pentest #NCSAM #CyberSecurityMonth
— Mats Nygren, CISSP, CRISC, CCNA Security, PMP (@IT_SPoKE) October 18, 2019
WAV audio files are now being used to hide malicious code | ZDNet https://t.co/beHysHjJ2r
— Jim Nitterauer (@JNitterauer) October 17, 2019
WAV audio files are now being used to hide malicious code
— Catalin Cimpanu (@campuscodi) October 16, 2019
-malware ops are now using WAV-based steganography
-first group using it was Turla (because of course it was Turla)
-second is a crypto-mining operation this monthhttps://t.co/JDwYRhsvsN pic.twitter.com/wwXbYiX3FE
Had a great time collaborating with the Cylance guys on this. And very cool finding some clever steg in the wild. https://t.co/21dFRWt7pc
— Jordan Barth ?️? (@jordanbarth) October 18, 2019
RT @shieldly: WAV audio files are now being used to hide malicious code. https://t.co/ABAlgcmIzH #Steganography #malware #PNG #JPG #WAV #CyberSecurity
— SpamTitan (@spamtitan) October 18, 2019
The technique is known as steganography -- the art of hiding information in plain sight, in another data medium. Read on to find out more via @ZDNet https://t.co/bCUnJzoUSe #malware
— Uppsala Security (@UPPSentinel) October 18, 2019
#APTGroup #Metasploit #Malware #CyberAttack #CyberSecurity
— Cyber6X (@Franckyki) October 17, 2019
Hackers Embedded the Malicious Code Within WAV Audio Files to Gain Reverse Shell Access.https://t.co/9LTxaDGTUi pic.twitter.com/p0HXPlAOrh
BlackBerry Cylance Threat Researchers recently discovered obfuscated malicious code embedded within WAV audio files.https://t.co/Vfw8YHX6HQ
— Lenny Mauricio (@LennyHydro) October 18, 2019
BlackBerry Cylance Threat researchers discovered #malware which hides malicious payloads in audio (.wav) files using Least Significant Bit (LSB) #steganography. Quite uncommon carrier as typically digital media files are utilized for this purpose. See:https://t.co/LRHgOkX6ID
— Wojciech Mazurczyk (@wmazurczyk) October 18, 2019
New cryptomining malware uses WAV audio files to conceal its tracks #cybersecurity #infosec #malware https://t.co/aO8jsD5epb
— Kenneth Holley (@kennethholley) October 17, 2019
New cryptomining malware uses WAV audio files to conceal its tracks https://t.co/PdwkL5F3iH
— TNW (@thenextweb) October 18, 2019
New #cryptomining #malware uses WAV audio files to conceal its tracks https://t.co/DwNAVyMdTw #cybersecurity #cybercrime via @thenextweb
— Video Forensics (@Video_Forensics) October 17, 2019
New cryptomining malware uses WAV audio files to conceal its tracks https://t.co/Uy8BK3oZH3
— TNW (@thenextweb) October 18, 2019
New cryptomining malware uses WAV audio files to conceal its tracks https://t.co/bWHEqSyrcE
— TNW (@thenextweb) October 17, 2019
New cryptomining malware uses WAV audio files to conceal its tracks https://t.co/5RaIv2Xay1
— TNW (@thenextweb) October 17, 2019
New cryptomining malware uses WAV audio files to conceal its tracks https://t.co/iHw7IprHe6
— TNW (@thenextweb) October 17, 2019
Attackers Hide Backdoors and Cryptominers in WAV Audio Fileshttps://t.co/6Msnn7EV2z
— Chris Parker (@chrispcritters) October 19, 2019
Attackers Hide Backdoors and Cryptominers in WAV Audio Files https://t.co/qAXSGLYDdp #cybersecurity
— Confist le Spider ?️ (@Confist1) October 18, 2019
Steganography is being weaponised in new ways ??♂️#CyberAware
— CySec Experts NG (@cyberexpertsng) October 17, 2019
Read more below!https://t.co/MN1NWN9zWa
Attackers Hide Backdoors and Cryptominers in WAV Audio Files https://t.co/N4jZ6DYT06
— Nicolas Krassas (@Dinosn) October 16, 2019
Attackers Hide Backdoors and Cryptominers in WAV Audio Fileshttps://t.co/Gse4ubDHWh
— Going to @GrrCON (@HackDefendr) October 17, 2019
cc @z3roTrust
Attackers Hide Backdoors and Cryptominers in WAV Audio Files https://t.co/KwpqqXS6sv pic.twitter.com/IguP70kROV
— Colombia Solutions Dmc (@Colombia_Soluti) October 16, 2019
Bad actors are so clever: "Attackers Hide Backdoors and Cryptominers in WAV Audio Files" https://t.co/FkhFngfPlj
— Rey Bango (@reybango) October 17, 2019
"Attackers behind a new malicious campaign are using WAV audio files to hide and drop backdoors and #Monero #cryptominers on their targets' systems as BlackBerry Cylance threat researchers discovered." https://t.co/fps08Co3iW
— Tech Help KB ? (@techhelpkb) October 17, 2019
Attackers behind a new malicious campaign are using WAV audio files to hide and drop backdoors and Monero cryptominers on their targets' systems: https://t.co/OpN8zqVwE0
— Adam Levin (@Adam_K_Levin) October 16, 2019
WAV파일에 백도어와 암호화폐 채굴기를 위장시킨 케이스가 발견. https://t.co/jDIv5sGr4D
— 푸른곰 (@purengom) October 16, 2019
bleeping computer: attackers hide backdoors and cryptominers in wav audio files https://t.co/y8NtDo4mUT
— the crypto feed (@the_crypto_feed) October 16, 2019
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JPG, PNG 등 그림 파일에 악성 코드나 명령어를 숨기는 스테가노그래피 사례는 많으나, 올해 들어서 WAV 오디오 파일에 악성 코드를 숨겨 전송하는 사례들이 발견되기 시작했다고... https://t.co/g0WG2e9AI1
— H. Kim (@metavital) October 20, 2019
Malware hackers using steganography in WAV audio files to hide malicious code / Boing Boing https://t.co/ovbAnvEZQ9
— Philippe Vynckier - CISSP (@PVynckier) October 20, 2019
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