We'd like to know your opinion on our products and therefore ask you to participate in our product surveys. Each of them takes between 2 and 5 minutes of your time, depending on how much you'd like to tell us.THOR Customer Satisfaction Survey You find the survey...
The Log4Shell vulnerability (CVE-2021-44228) in log4j is actively exploited in-the-wild and highly critical. This blog posts lists some important web resources and the signatures that detect exploitation attempts.LunaSec reported first on the vulnerability.Use this...
We have received reports from customers that were approached by service providers that offered compromise assessments with our scanner THOR. Subsequently, it appeared, however, that these providers used THOR Lite in their engagements and, when asked about this, argued...
Since THOR and THOR Lite are tools written for digital forensic experts, they can be difficult to use. There is often a steep learning curve in the beginning. We'd like to help new users pass these first steps in a playful way by providing a TryHackMe challenge in...
The newest version 10.6.11 of THOR for macOS now has support for Apple's M1 platform. The THOR scanner binary is now a "universal" binary that runs on both supported platforms. You can find a list of supported architectures and operating systems in the respective...
The following video shows a compromise assessment with our free THOR Lite scanner on a Microsoft Exchange 2019 server detecting ProxyShell and ProxyToken exploitation. We've done no post-editing in this video. You can jump to all findings using the video chapters....
Not long ago, we've created a pull request for the official YARA repository on Github, that would introduce new functions in the `math` module to improve the flexibility in cases in which a sample is heavily scrambled or obfuscated. These cases require further...
THOR TechPreview version 10.6.8 will introduce a completely new module named ETW Watcher, which runs in a separate thread and monitors the systems during a scan run. As its name indicates, the ETW Watcher module makes use of Event Tracing for Windows (ETW). So,...
Last week, we've released a blog post on how to detect HAFNIUM activity with the use of THOR Lite. Since our first set of rules, we've added several important new rules from fellow researchers and moved even more rules from our commercial set into the open source rule...
Since we've decided to migrate many of the HAFNIUM / Exchange vulnerability related signatures into the open source signature database of our free scanner THOR Lite, both users of the free and the commercial version started asking questions of coverage and if a scan...
A new version of THOR Seed improves the integration with Microsoft Defender ATP by handling the script termination caused by exceeded timeouts. Due to a runtime limit for all scripts in the Live Response library we had to configure previous versions of THOR Seed to...
Following THOR's approach of showing suspicious elements, it is not feasible to completely avoid false positives. Therefore we always try to provide as much information as possible for an analyst to assess such a suspicious element as quickly as possible. Users liked...