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🚨Malware Tips 🚨 - Resolving API Hashes Using Conditional Breakpoints.
By adding breakpoints and log conditions to a function that resolves api hashes, it's possible to quickly resolve api hashes in bulk.
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#Malware #AgentTesla #Ghidra #Debugging
By adding breakpoints and log conditions to a function that resolves api hashes, it's possible to quickly resolve api hashes in bulk.
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#Malware #AgentTesla #Ghidra #Debugging
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Link to original sample: bazaar.abuse.ch/sample/7512be2…
Link to Full Blog: embee-research.ghost.io/agenttesla-ful…
Link to original sample: bazaar.abuse.ch/sample/7512be2…
Link to Full Blog: embee-research.ghost.io/agenttesla-ful…
[2/11] You first need to locate a function that resolves api hashes.
An example can be seen here - A giveaway is the same function is repeatedly called with hash-like values. An extra telltale sign is that each return value is cast as code (code *).
An example can be seen here - A giveaway is the same function is repeatedly called with hash-like values. An extra telltale sign is that each return value is cast as code (code *).
In August, I reported for @RollingStone on #Hurricane #Ida's destructive path through Louisiana's Cancer Alley and the home of Sharon Lavigne of @risestjames. On Sunday, I saw first hand the damage that persists. Sharon's GoFundMe supports her rebuilding.
gofund.me/9186556d
gofund.me/9186556d
Sharon is a @goldmanprize winner. She founded and leads Rise St. James in St. James Parish, Louisiana. I first met Sharon when writing this feature article for @RollingStone in 2019.
rollingstone.com/politics/polit…
rollingstone.com/politics/polit…
In August, I wrote for @RollingStone on Sharon's work in the wake of #HurricaneIda and the damage to her home. On Sunday, I was shocked to see that 6 months later, Sharon is living in a trailer on her front lawn with her home largely uninhabitable.
rollingstone.com/politics/polit…
rollingstone.com/politics/polit…
The first nor’easter of the season may become the third bomb cyclone in a matter of days to affect the continental U.S., and it will usher in miserable conditions. ⛈💨 Check out our thread below to find out more: ⬇️ accuweather.com/en/weather-for…
2. The storm has been categorized as a nor'easter since it will be spreading northeasterly winds along the coast and is the first such storm of the season to impact the region. 💨 accuweather.com/en/winter-weat…
3. Like the "bomb cyclones" in the Pacific this week, the nor'easter could undergo a period of rapid intensification known as bombogenesis: accuweather.com/en/weather-for…
67.01/ Week sixty-seven, Oct. 23-29, 2021, thread begins here.
Week 66 below.
Week 66 below.
67.02/ Another #NFL Scorigami!
Even sweeter: a final score with a 5, the 2nd best score. #1 is 4 (happened only once, in 1923) #2 is 5, #3 is 2, #4 is 11. The best is a 1, but it's never happened in the NFL.
pro-football-reference.com/boxscores/1923…
sbnation.com/videos/2017/9/…
Even sweeter: a final score with a 5, the 2nd best score. #1 is 4 (happened only once, in 1923) #2 is 5, #3 is 2, #4 is 11. The best is a 1, but it's never happened in the NFL.
pro-football-reference.com/boxscores/1923…
sbnation.com/videos/2017/9/…
67.03/ 1. Sara is absolutely correct: the ketuba is a pre-nup; the husband pledges a sum of money to the wife in event of divorce or death.
2. In addition, as an officiant, I *require* a pre-nup. Specifically the one from the RCA:
theprenup.org
2. In addition, as an officiant, I *require* a pre-nup. Specifically the one from the RCA:
theprenup.org
1-Gracias a @ConsulMexNuy por los 2 días intensos de visita de #ProtecciónConsular realizada esta semana.
Gracias a @Jorge_IslasLo por las facilidades otorgadas, a @RitaVar50099472 por presidir las reuniones en calidad de Cónsul Encargada y a @VanessaYOrtega por la coordinación.
Gracias a @Jorge_IslasLo por las facilidades otorgadas, a @RitaVar50099472 por presidir las reuniones en calidad de Cónsul Encargada y a @VanessaYOrtega por la coordinación.
2a-Iniciamos la visita con una reunión virtual con funcionarios y agentes de @ICEgov, quienes expusieron los protocolos de sanidad y seguridad de las personas detenidas y sobre su procesamiento durante la pandemia por #COVID19.
2b-Durante el encuentro con Ken Genalo, Sonia Thomas, D. Williams y Bill Joyce, reaseguramos el acceso consular vía virtual o telefónica, atendiendo los lineamientos internos que no permiten aún las visitas presenciales a los centros de detención migratoria.
#Nicholas made landfall along the middle Texas coast overnight as hurricane, unleashing wind gusts up to 95 mph, a surge over 4 ft, and 14" of rain in Galveston. 500K lost power. Now a tropical storm, it's a serious rain threat for Louisiana. wapo.st/3zb20dx (1/x)
The problem? The storm is forecast to slow to crawl, unloading widespread 5-10" of rain in waterlogged southern Louisiana, just ravaged by #Ida. Rain could linger for 36 hours and isolated totals to 20" poss. (2/x)
A rare "high risk" of flooding/excessive rain in Beamont-Port Arthur to Lake Charles area, which was socked by two hurricanes last year while a moderate risk extends into New Orleans. (3/x)
Storms coming tonight in the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast due to cold front. Yes, they will come one week after #Ida but they will *not* be as widespread or severe in most cases. wapo.st/3zX5i55 (1/x)
First around DC, most likely timing of showers and storms 5 to 10p although newer data leans toward 8-10p or even a bit later for a more widespread line of storms. Isolated severe possible...but heavier action probably to our north. (2/x)
Rain potential in Mid-Atlantic and Northeast generally 0.5-1", but pockets of 1-2" possible. In E Pa and parts of NJ/NY, they've had up to 600% of normal rain in recent weeks, so won't take much for flash flooding. (3/x)
Philly is still working on the clean up from #Ida on Friday evening, and I-676 could be open in time for Made in America this weekend.
Here’s what has been happening since the storm struck Thursday. ⬇️
Here’s what has been happening since the storm struck Thursday. ⬇️
Heavy rain caused the Schuylkill River to overflow and cause a lot of flooding in Philly — including on Boathouse Row.
inquirer.com/college-sports…
inquirer.com/college-sports…
Vine Street Expressway essentially turned into a canal Thursday evening, and crews are still pumping out water back into the Schuylkill.
Here’s how the clean up is happening all over Philly.
inquirer.com/news/hurricane…
Here’s how the clean up is happening all over Philly.
inquirer.com/news/hurricane…
Have read this article and feel that it provides some insight into what happened with the #Ida flooding in NYC. I will sound like a one note horn, but I still feel this is primary a failure of political leadership. 1/x
The weather community is doing its part in looking at communication of the event, what was in the forecast and the warnings and when was it issued, but communication is a two-way street, and senior political leadership in NY/NYC did a stunning job of not listening. 2/x
Even if you are buying what the senior political leadership is selling, i.e., the storm was worse than forecast (Spoiler alert: The forecast and warnings were just fine), there is a level of obliviousness during the event that is simply negligent. 3/x
5 deaths, 7 tornadoes, record flooding, hundreds of water rescues -- and it’s not quite over. A flood warning remains in effect from Montgomery County to 30th Street in Philadelphia until 3 p.m. Friday. #IdaAftermath trib.al/zSPJ6Jx
“There’s no words,” said Amy Hylenski, who waded with her two sons through knee-deep floodwaters in their Bridgeport living room to get to a rescue boat outside before dawn Thursday. “It just came too fast. You [could] never be prepared for this.” inquirer.com/news/hurricane…
“Everything happened so fast,” Thomas recalled, pointing into a hole in the rubble to show where they hid in their Mullica Hill home. "The house literally fell on top of us. Pipes were bursting. We said we have to get out of here before it explodes.” inquirer.com/news/hurricane…
It's not your imagination. Weather and climate disasters have been getting more frequent since the '70s
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#ClimateCrisis
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#ClimateCrisis
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Region by region, the US is facing compounding disasters from hurricanes, wildfires, floods, heat waves, and drought.
#ClimateCrisis #ClimateEmergency
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#ClimateCrisis #ClimateEmergency
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Here's how to stay safe and handling flooding and damage from #Ida.
For more safety tips and updates on road closures and public transportation, check here:
inquirer.com/philly-tips/id…
inquirer.com/philly-tips/id…
LIVE UPDATES: Officials in Montgomery and Chester Counties have advised those downstream of the Pickering Creek Dam to evacuate. The Schuylkill is expected to crest at a record of 17.2 feet in the wake of Ida's remnants sweeping across the Philly area. trib.al/NhpWFOe
Road closures and flooding in the region forced several school districts to cancel classes today. inquirer.com/weather/live/i…
This all comes in the aftermath of multiple tornadoes and torrential rain spawned by Ida's remnants late yesterday. Forecasters are warning the area could see its worst flooding in a decade today and tomorrow. inquirer.com/weather/live/i…
Cualquier parecido con Pantitlán, es mera coincidencia.
El metro de Nueva York está inundado, a causa de las lluvias provocadas en EU por el huracán Ida.
📽️: @SubwayCreatures.
El metro de Nueva York está inundado, a causa de las lluvias provocadas en EU por el huracán Ida.
📽️: @SubwayCreatures.
Las inundaciones son graves en Nueva York. Así está Parke Slope, en Brooklyn tras las tormentas provocadas por Ida.
Hey @Grubhub @Grubhub_Care if you can help me find this delivery driver I’ll donate anything I get from media requests to him
Update: I haven’t been able to find this man yet. I think his plastic bag is a generic take out often used for Chinese food (photo attached). If anyone has ideas and/or had delivery around 10:10 near roebling/11th st let me know
Please, Twitter, hire me to edit your draft headlines so you stop embarrassing yourselves concerning hurricanes.
It's not "another" storm. It's the same storm #Ida, after it's been a hurricane but is still a hazard until it is well clear of land.
#HWStormWatch #WxTwitter
It's not "another" storm. It's the same storm #Ida, after it's been a hurricane but is still a hazard until it is well clear of land.
#HWStormWatch #WxTwitter
There's 3 problems with Twitter's headline.
1. It's absent of punctuation. They use it in other headlines.
2. This causes confusion bc many people don't know how a post-TC is named.
3. Maybe it was deliberate, to generate clicks.
1. It's absent of punctuation. They use it in other headlines.
2. This causes confusion bc many people don't know how a post-TC is named.
3. Maybe it was deliberate, to generate clicks.
Imma assume it was an innocent mistake on the part of Twitter. Occam's Razor.
If it was deliberate, then it's one of many examples I've seen over the years where potentially saving lives is less important to them than Twitter marketing.
If it was deliberate, then it's one of many examples I've seen over the years where potentially saving lives is less important to them than Twitter marketing.
The NHC explicitly states in their forecast cone it can multiple categories off days out in advance. That’s why the NHC makes the cone for 1-3 days and why it’s called the extended cone days 4 and 5. The 1st forecast explicitly called for a rapidly intensifying hurricane...
The forecast was very clear even 5 days out the potential for a major hurricane was very much increasing in likelihood. The messaging was clear as well along with models indicating a Cat 4 storm was possible. If u can’t understand how the NHC cone works I dont think you should...
be relaying the forecast. If u understood the frequency the NHC forecasts a near Major Hurricane 5 days in advance then it would have been clear a Category 4 was certainly possible. Or if u understood what kind of environment from a meteorological perspective Ida was moving into.
WCK has expanded meal deliveries in and around New Orleans following Hurricane #Ida today, please share with anyone in need of a fresh meal. #ChefsForLouisiana
📍Locations also listed below in a thread
📍Locations also listed below in a thread
4pm @ Cooling Centers:
📍 Treme Rec Center, 900 N Villere St
📍 Gernon Brown Rec Center, 1001 Harrison Ave
📍 Milne Rec Center, 5420 Franklin Ave
📍 Stallings St. Claude Rec Center, 4300 St Claude
📍 Lyons Rec Center, 624 Louisiana Ave
📍 Rosenwald Rec Center, 1120 S. Broad Ave
📍 Treme Rec Center, 900 N Villere St
📍 Gernon Brown Rec Center, 1001 Harrison Ave
📍 Milne Rec Center, 5420 Franklin Ave
📍 Stallings St. Claude Rec Center, 4300 St Claude
📍 Lyons Rec Center, 624 Louisiana Ave
📍 Rosenwald Rec Center, 1120 S. Broad Ave
Community Meal Sites:
📍 New Philippians Church, 5234 N Claiborne Blvd, 1:30pm
📍 Level Up Community Center, 1123 Lamanche St, 5pm
📍 Arthur Monday Center, 1111 Newton St, 1pm
📍 St. Roch Park, 1800 St Roch Ave, 1pm
📍 Harmony Oaks, 2514 Washington Ave, 1:30pm
📍 New Philippians Church, 5234 N Claiborne Blvd, 1:30pm
📍 Level Up Community Center, 1123 Lamanche St, 5pm
📍 Arthur Monday Center, 1111 Newton St, 1pm
📍 St. Roch Park, 1800 St Roch Ave, 1pm
📍 Harmony Oaks, 2514 Washington Ave, 1:30pm
Forecast impacts from river flooding due to #Ida rainfall getting more serious. Now forecasting the third highest crest on record on the Schuylkill River at Philadelphia, tying the crest of 14.7 feet set back in 1933.
Perkiomen Creek at Graterford, PA now forecast to set 4th highest crest on record.
Raritan River at Bound Brook, NJ now forecast for 6th highest crest on record.
I’m going go out on a limb here and say someone in this highlighted area is probably going to get a foot plus of rain tomorrow. Not widespread to be clear but isolated totals 12”+ are definitely reasonable. I’ll explain below👇 #pawx #njwx #ida #rain #flooding
As Ida will be undergoing baroclinic process and transitioning from a tropical depression into a extratropical storm we’ll actually see some similarities to a winter storm. Warm air advection will be playing a part in aiding Frontogenesis tomorrow across the Northeast as…
The contrast in temperature as noted in the pictures will create an enhanced area of lift. Along the edge of those juiciest dewpoints and under the FGEN setup that is where a combination of the best forcing along with moisture content will be aiding in producing anomalous…
Main impact from #Ida as it moves through will be heavy rainfall, flash flooding and river flooding. Forecast rainfall amounts from local NWS offices.
The forecast rainfall from #Ida pushes a number of local creeks and rivers into the moderate flooding category. Here is the Schuylkill River at Norristown.
Here is Perkiomen Creek at Graterford, PA.
September always seems to be the month for tropical storms. With the remnants of Hurricane #Ida approaching #Pittsburgh here's a thread on tropical storms that have hit Western PA 👇
Number of tropical storms with measurable rainfall recorded by year 👇
Number of tropical storms with measurable rainfall recorded by decade 👇
(🧵of 6) #DidYouKnow: The name #Ida has been used 19 times for a tropical cyclone? It’s been used:
Atlantic: 3
West Pacific: 13
SW Indian/AUS/SPac: 3
Here are the storms that were tagged the name Ida in this thread.
Atlantic: 3
West Pacific: 13
SW Indian/AUS/SPac: 3
Here are the storms that were tagged the name Ida in this thread.
Atlantic:
1. Hurricane Ida ‘09 (C2)
2. Tropical Storm Ida ‘15
3. Hurricane Ida ‘21 (C4)
Also fun fact: Ida replaced Isabel as a TC name when it got retired. Should Ida get retired, that means all Female “I” names on the Atlantic naming list as been retired twice.
(2/6)
1. Hurricane Ida ‘09 (C2)
2. Tropical Storm Ida ‘15
3. Hurricane Ida ‘21 (C4)
Also fun fact: Ida replaced Isabel as a TC name when it got retired. Should Ida get retired, that means all Female “I” names on the Atlantic naming list as been retired twice.
(2/6)
West Pacific:
1. Typhoon Ida ‘45 (C1)
2. Typhoon Ida ‘50 (C1)
3. Super Typhoon Ida ‘54 (C5)
4. Super Typhoon Ida ‘58 (C5)
(3/6)
1. Typhoon Ida ‘45 (C1)
2. Typhoon Ida ‘50 (C1)
3. Super Typhoon Ida ‘54 (C5)
4. Super Typhoon Ida ‘58 (C5)
(3/6)
