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MVT – forensic tool to look for infections on smartphones

93 pointsby bjokoalmost 4 years ago

6 comments

cgb223almost 4 years ago
How can one determine from ones own device (an iPhone for example) if it’s been compromised with malware?<p>I’ve never seen my phone present any kind of scan results or notice of infection, nor are there any kind of malware scanning apps in the App Store (since they wouldn’t be able to leave the app jail to scan anyway)<p>Is this just like a glaring hole in mobile security for iOS?
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twobitshifteralmost 4 years ago
Did anyone grock how this is working? I just scanned the code quickly, for WhatsApp It looks like it’s extracting your message backups - basically recreating what a hack would do? I then assume that it compares these extracts to what’s leftover on the device and wasn’t cleaned up?
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cgtyoderalmost 4 years ago
Has anyone found a (the) good &quot;Indicators&quot; (IoC) file to compare against? I have a number of large JSON files as the output of the tool, but it&#x27;s way too much to sort through manually.
Ideabilealmost 4 years ago
I see a list of url that might be a endpoint of exploit, does anybody knows how to monitor connections to those url from your LAN? Is it efficient to setup such defense? And where can I download the list of Pegasus servers?
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arriualmost 4 years ago
Is there anything like this that can be installed from the app store?
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egbertsalmost 4 years ago
URLs are given.<p>Didn’t Amazon just shutdown the servers belonging to such a group?<p>pihole probably would be too late to stop them anyway.