Wrangling Snakes
Ken Bechtel inaugurates the Tenable Network Security, Inc. Indicators of Compromise and Malware discussion group with advice on how to detect Uroburos aka snake compromised Windows host on your network. He addresses both file and registry modifications as well as network traffic in order for the best chance at detecting compromised machines.
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