Earlier today, I stumbled upon a blogpost by Bitdefender which describes a malware sample that spreads across Facebook users:
http://www.hotforsecurity.com/blog/its-not-funny-facebook-users-tricked-into-bitcoin-mining-9263.html
I thought to give it a shot, since I have realized in my last article that reversing Java malware is quite funny, probably because it is easier and not that exhausting as looking over hundreds/thousands of lines of disassembled code. Unfortunately, the article doesn't give any hashes, just the file name of the malware sample which is named IMAG00953.zip.
http://www.hotforsecurity.com/blog/its-not-funny-facebook-users-tricked-into-bitcoin-mining-9263.html
I thought to give it a shot, since I have realized in my last article that reversing Java malware is quite funny, probably because it is easier and not that exhausting as looking over hundreds/thousands of lines of disassembled code. Unfortunately, the article doesn't give any hashes, just the file name of the malware sample which is named IMAG00953.zip.