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Aditya K Sood

Job title:
Founder , SecNiche Security

Areas of expertise:
Penetration testing, reverse engineering, security research

Biography:
Aditya K Sood is a Sr. Security Researcher at Vulnerability Research Labs (VRL), COSEINC. He has been working in the security filed for the past 7 years. He is also running an independent security research arena, SecNiche Security. He is an active speaker at security conferences and already has spoken at EuSecWest, Xcon, Troopers, Owasp, Xkungfoo, CERT-IN etc. He has written a number of whitepapers for Hakin9, Usenix, Elsevier and BCS. He has released a number of advisories to forefront companies. Besides his normal job routine he loves to do a lot of web based research and designing of cutting edge attack vectors.

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Beware of MySpace JPG File Downloader - GTALK Messenger Infection
The malware infection attack surface is increasing day by day. Recently, some of the infected machines with different malware classes such as file downloader are using GTALK for downloading JPG based files from the internet. Actually this file is not a JPG file but a zipped file that contains an ex ...
Posted 15 December 2009 by Aditya K Sood
tags: Malware , Messenger
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Dedicated Spamming - NING House of Hackers Network
The internet world has become a playground for spammers. Every day there is a new attack pattern. You will find one or another social networking website facing this problem. The reason for this trend is the centralised working of these websites. The interconnection among identities have helped the s ...
Posted 11 December 2009 by Aditya K Sood
tags: WEB , Spamming , Ning , hackers , spam
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Reverse Honey Traps - Beating Online Anti-virus Engine in its Own Game
The web is ever changing arena. Online anti-virus engines provide a diversified functioning of analysing a malware executable thereby providing efficient analysis. This is an online democracy of anti-virus engines. But every positive entity can be transformed into a playground and players can be be ...
Posted 25 November 2009 by Aditya K Sood
tags: Antivirus , Honeytraps , Web
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Embedded open type fonts - The risk lurking up
The web is getting a playground for different type of attacks. There is lot of talks going around about Microsoft EOT fonts realm which are being used for launching different type of attacks. Recently I gave a talk at the Excalibur Conference, China in which I talked about launching a CSRF attack i ...
Posted 13 November 2009 by Aditya K Sood
tags: Web , Malware , CSRF , microsoft
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AJAX-JSON - Inside Crux
The development is occurring at a rapid pace. The innovation is going on. The web is transitioning from the web 1.0 to web 2.0. The implementation structures of various technologies have changed. The Web 2.0 has revolutionized the web in a stringent manner from all the perspectives. The Asynchronous ...
Posted 13 October 2009 by Aditya K Sood
tags: AJAX , JSON , Web 2.0
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Web 2.0 – Truth and Lies in AJAX World
Web 2.0 has metamorphosed the complete scenario of internet. In the AJAX world, most of the working functionality is derived by efficient technology methods and ingrained software dependency. In order to scratch deep down the bottom the differential aspect of this technology must be understood. The ...
Posted 08 October 2009 by Aditya K Sood
tags: AJAX , JSON , WEB 2.0
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