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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20191130T100000
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DESCRIPTION:In January\, 2019\, SophosLabs discovered a new family of crede
 ntial stealing malware that called itself Baldr was being marketed on mess
 age boards used to advertise malware. In a short period of time\, the deve
 loper of Baldr made a significant number of improvements and updates\, inc
 luding two major releases. Baldr enjoyed a rapid growth in sales and withi
 n a few months\, had more than 200 criminal customers who were using it to
  steal valuable credentials\, mainly from video game players\, who were th
 e most frequently targeted victims. In this talk\, we will discuss the mec
 hanism by which Baldr performs its tasks\, how the malware markets and pro
 motes itself\, and some of the vulnerabilities in its command-and-control 
 panel\, which has allowed other criminals to take over its C2 servers.
DTSTAMP:20260908T055320Z
LOCATION:Dachsaal
SUMMARY:The rise and fall of Baldr: Frankeinstein's malware enjoys a wild r
 ide - Albert Zsigovits
URL:https://cfp.bsidesvienna.at/bsv19/talk/7SLXUG/
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