Browsing some malware repositories I found an interesting one from MDL Blog do Birungueta discuss a lot of software, it is a huge (might be famous) blog that I didn’t know about, are they providing malwares? The malware was hosted in .ru while this blog is Brazilian, are those related? Let’s see. source: unnurhmint.com/_/2/installer_v4.3061.exe date/time: [...]

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