Analysis of NanoCore Remote Access Trojan Malware
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💾 In-depth analysis reveals the capabilities of NanoCore Remote Access Trojan. The article examines a specific sample of the NanoCore RAT, identified by the hash 18B476D37244CB0B435D7B06912E9193, highlighting its use for espionage and data theft. Utilizing Eazfuscator for obfuscation, the malware was deobfuscated with de4dot, revealing its functionality, including persistence through Windows Task Scheduler and communication with a Command-and-Control (C2) server. The analysis also uncovered its modular plugin system, which enhances spying capabilities, and its ability to capture keystrokes and clipboard data. The findings emphasize the need for vigilance against such threats, advocating for proactive security measures and continuous monitoring of network traffic.
