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A Linux toolbox for Information System vulnerability testing. This distribution integrates open source applications with a home-made environment (script, configuration, shell code …). The purpose of this distribution is to have an image of a fully operational system when we have to realise a penetration test.
Malwasm, a reverse engineering tool, developed under the itrust initiated project Malware.lu. The purpose of malwasm is to help reverse engineers analyse malicious software. The tool combines both static and dynamic analysis. Malwasm executes a malware via sandbox (virtual machine), logs the entire activity (opcode, registry value, etc.), and then uses a web browser to display the information. Malwasm on Google Code about malware.lu
Dr Carlo Harpes, General Director of itrust consulting, presents Forensics and preventing anti-forensics on data leakage with/without cloud services at the iT Days 2014 at the Hotel Royal in Luxembourg city. Links: Presentation http://itdays.lu
itrust consulting organises the third workshop for the European project CockpitCI on March 10 at CREOS‘s dispatching center, where all project partners participate and present their work of the last months. The press release can be found in the links below. Thes are the speeches of the workshop participants: Introduction ENISA SELEX Electronic Systems University of Coimbra ENEA ROMA TRE University of Surrey
Matthieu Aubigny, Head of itrust’s R&D department, participates at the final workshop of the SPARC project with his presentation Improving the regulation framework for CIP to face space and cyber threats. Links: Outcome of the work on project SPARC