A leak last week caused hundreds of Gigabyte malware to be released by an Italian Hacking Team.
While the analysis of data is still in progress, it has already resulted in several OS and software updates.
Η Rook Security, is one of the companies that analyzes the data, and discovered 53 git projects. Inside, they detected 93 binary files from which 40 was malicious.
Binary files were recorded in four different groups based on the company's analysis. All files that have been verified as malicious by VirusTotal went to a group (A), for example, while the files used in other Hacking Team projects went to group C.
The company then developed a tool that Windows users can use to determine if their systems are infected with Hacking Team malware.
Milano is one of the tools available that will scan your computer. With the scanner η Rook Security διανέμει και ένα έγγραφο PDF που παραθέτει τα ονόματα αρχείων, τα hashes και άλλες πολύτιμες information.
The tool is very easy to use:
Export the contents of the zip file to the local computer system after downloading.
Open the RookMilano folder and double-click milano.exe to start the program.
A command-line window opens and prompts you to choose between fast or deep scanning. This is the only choice you have to make.
The Milano application will scan your system and depending on your choice, this may take a while.
The results are displayed at the end, and they are saved in a text file that is placed in the program folder automatically, so you can open it at any time after the scan.
You can download the tool from here.
SHA1: 9e8eb3a45a9a871ea3028bfbd63f30a24f8fb4c9 SHA256: 19cdc201f5d158f93e8fa3f9039814ac2f3700ab3d6dc047750c3fc8a57c0356 MD5: 9894e726a7e52338879c73a4d0b9d953
