Intercepting HTTPS traffic is a necessity with any mobile security assessment. By adding a custom CA to Android, this can easily be done. As of Android Nougat, however, apps don't trust client certificates anymore unless the app explicitly enables this. In this blogpost, we present a new Magisk module, that circumvents this requirement, by automatically adding … Continue reading Intercepting HTTPS Traffic from Apps on Android 7+ using Magisk & Burp
Category: Tools
Hack Our Train
This year, in an effort to raise awareness about IoT security, we launched the Hack Our Train challenge. For over three weeks, a model train tirelessly chugged on its tracks inside our IoT village at Co.Station Brussels and then once more for two days at BruCON 2017. We provided it with an emergency brake system … Continue reading Hack Our Train
NVISO at DEF CON 25
Staying up to date with the latest hot topics in Security is a requirement for any Security Consultant. Going to conferences is a great way of doing this, as it also gives you the opportunity to speak to peers and get a good view into what the security industry and the researchers are up to. … Continue reading NVISO at DEF CON 25
Malicious PowerPoint Documents Abusing Mouse Over Actions
A new type of malicious MS Office document has appeared: a PowerPoint document that executes a PowerShell command by hovering over a link with the mouse cursor (this attack does not involve VBA macros). In this blogpost, we will show how to analyze such documents with free, open-source tools. As usual in attacks involving malicious … Continue reading Malicious PowerPoint Documents Abusing Mouse Over Actions
Using binsnitch.py to detect files touched by malware
Yesterday, we released binsnitch.py - a tool you can use to detect unwanted changes to the file sytem. The tool and documentation is available here: https://github.com/NVISO-BE/binsnitch. Binsnitch can be used to detect silent (unwanted) changes to files on your system. It will scan a given directory recursively for files and keep track of any changes it detects, based … Continue reading Using binsnitch.py to detect files touched by malware
