MOWR, A virustotal-like service for web malwares

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July 6, 2016

Speakers:

Julien Reveret & Antide Petit

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RMLL

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CC BY SA v4

Description

We’re setting up a web service to analyze suspicious files found on web servers to determine whether they’re a potential threat to your server or infrastructure. It’s called MOWR (More Obvious Web-malware Repository) and aims at becoming as useful as virustotal is for common viruses. Code will be published under free software licence at the time of the RMLL talk.

Julien Reveret

Julien Reveret is a senior security consultant at NBS-System, he already talked about Linux web servers forensic in 2015 at the RMLL security track. His skills are mainly rooting customers’ servers and baking cookies.

Antide Petit

Antide Petit works as a IT security intern for NBS-System. He is one the MOWR developer.

https://sec2016.rmll.info