Re: OffensiveComputing

[val smith <mvalsmith () gmail com>]

Yeh I suspect maybe someone from there saw the site and didn't understand
what the intent was. I guess wost case I get taken down, but I have like 6
offers to host me already so I don't think its a huge issue.

I'd be happy to work with CERT actuallly and share stuff back and forth. It
can only help the security community I think.

V.


On 12/10/05, Jeffrey Denton <dentonj () gmail com> wrote:
> > On a side note, apparently CERT has already issued a complaint to my ISP
> to
> > have me taken down. I'll have to look into that one.
>
> That's funny, considering they have one of the largest collections of
> malware.
>
> One of the tricks they use to identify malware is to run md5sums on each
> of the ASCII strings found in a file.  They then do a little statistical
> analysis every time something new comes in.  If the string content of
> something new is a 90 - 95% match against some malware that's already been
> analyzed, then it's more than likely a new variant.  The trick also works
> when identifying morphing malware.