Oct. 10, 2023, 4:51 a.m. | MalBot

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Recently, there has been a high distribution rate of malware using abnormal certificates.


Malware often disguise themselves with normal certificates. However, in this case, the malware entered the certificate information randomly, with the Subject Name and Issuer Name fields having unusually long strings.


As a result, the certificate information is not visible in Windows operating systems, and a specific tool or infrastructure is required to inspect the structure of these certificates.


Of course, these certificates fail in signature verification since …

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