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      <description>This blog post describes my latest development project, which is a Fraud Monitoring solution that fingerprints users and enables the detection of Threat Actors. I give an example of how it enabled me to discover malicious behavior on one of my selfhosted microservices.</description>
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      <description>This report documents the internals of the V7.4 builder of Xworm, and analyzes various samples compiled with all available flags in order to understand the implementation methods of the malware. A YARA detection rule and a MITRE ATT&amp;amp;CK technique mapping are provided.</description>
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