Daniel Frank
Security Engineer
Daniel Frank is a Security Researcher for F5 Networks. He joined F5 Networks in 2018. Prior to F5, Frank was a Security Researcher in RSA. His core roles as a Security Researcher include developing security-driven code, researching emerging threats, and dynamically analyzing and reverse-engineering malware. Frank also presented at various security conferences, when the last one was RSA Conference 2018 APJ.
Research by Daniel Frank (2)
Article | Sep 4, 2019
De-icing IcedID: Decompression and Decryption Methods Explained in an IcedID Attack
We detail the steps for decrypting and decompressing IcedID webinject files, enabling researchers to analyze IcedID samples and pull out target and web injection files.
6 min read
Article | Sep 6, 2018
Trickbot Gets Trickier by Adding an Encryption Layer
Trickbot authors gain precious time to defraud unsuspecting victims by adding an encryption layer that slows down the malware investigation process.
4 min read
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