Historically, malware uses IRC to communicate outbound once it has infected a host. But what exactly is malware doing now? In this week’s Websense Security Labs video, researchers Ali Mesdaq and Stephan Chenette guide us through an explanation of malware that communicates using custom encryption. They explain what ports this malware is using, how it is communicating and how Websense does to stop it from infecting corporate networks and stealing valuable data.
 
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