Search Results for: Advanced Persistent Threat Blog Post Advanced Persistent Threats: Are They Dangerous? May 16, 2020 An advanced persistent threat, commonly referred to as an APT, is a type of a cyber attack where an attacker... Blog Post FamousSparrow Advanced Persistent Threat Group Rushes to Hotels, Businesses, and Governments. October 11, 2021 Recently, researchers at an internet security company named ESET discovered new cyber-espionage and advanced persistent threat group FamousSparrow. Although the... Blog Post Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) Lazarus’ Latest Campaigns July 20, 2020 What is the first thing that comes to your mind when asked what techniques does North Korea use to threaten... Blog Post FBI And Homeland Security Warning: The FBI And CISA Have Observed Targeting U.S. Think Tanks By APT December 7, 2020 In a joint cybersecurity advisory published on December 1, the FBI and CISA warned about APT targeting the U.S. think... Knowledge Center APT41 – A spy who steals or a thief who spies April 21, 2020 APT41 – The Spy Who Encrypted Me. This case study is based on our most recent investigation into one of... Knowledge Center Incident Response Management Retainer July 29, 2019 Without a comprehensive Incident Response Strategy, your exposure to adversaries destroying your data, damaging your brand and dramatically impacting your... Blog Post What is Fileless Malware? How Does it Work? November 6, 2020 As the name suggests, fileless malware does not rely on any physical files being transferred and stored on the infected... Blog Post What is BendyBear? How to Counter the New Malware Cyberespionage Threat From China February 25, 2021 BendyBear malware is a stealth-focused Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) malware. Therefore, its main function is to lie undetected in infected... Blog Post What Is The Average Time To Detect Data Breaches And How To Reduce It? November 3, 2020 On this information superhighway we’re on, data has become one of the most sought after and valuable assets. Whether it’s... Newsletter Advanced Persistent Threats June 19, 2017 Blog Post Top tactics used in critical attacks against corporate endpoints October 16, 2020 Companies have suffered under a growing barrage of high-profile cyberattacks over the last decade. If it’s not enough that cyber... Blog Post NY Metro InfraGard Members Alliance & LIFARS Present: Cyber Threats In The Time Of COVID-19 July 19, 2020 From Ransomware to Nation States, what are we seeing and how do we stop it? Case Studies of Recent Cyber... Blog Post Gargamel is a tool for acquiring the forensic evidence July 16, 2020 Gargamel is a Windows tool for acquiring the forensic evidence from remote Windows or Linux machines using several different methods.... Blog Post InkySquid State Actor Takes Advantage of Known IE (Internet Explorer) Bugs September 9, 2021 Cybersecurity researchers have recently claimed that they observed malicious code on a South Korean newspaper website named Daily NK. Shockingly,... Blog Post DEF CON Hacking Conference: “Hunting for Blue Mockingbird Coinminers” August 5, 2020 Hunting for Blue Mockingbird Coinminers. 100,000+ USD damage. 10,000+ USD mined. 1,000+ infected computers. 100+ malicious artifacts. 10+ malwares… Learn...
Blog Post Advanced Persistent Threats: Are They Dangerous? May 16, 2020 An advanced persistent threat, commonly referred to as an APT, is a type of a cyber attack where an attacker...
Blog Post FamousSparrow Advanced Persistent Threat Group Rushes to Hotels, Businesses, and Governments. October 11, 2021 Recently, researchers at an internet security company named ESET discovered new cyber-espionage and advanced persistent threat group FamousSparrow. Although the...
Blog Post Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) Lazarus’ Latest Campaigns July 20, 2020 What is the first thing that comes to your mind when asked what techniques does North Korea use to threaten...
Blog Post FBI And Homeland Security Warning: The FBI And CISA Have Observed Targeting U.S. Think Tanks By APT December 7, 2020 In a joint cybersecurity advisory published on December 1, the FBI and CISA warned about APT targeting the U.S. think...
Knowledge Center APT41 – A spy who steals or a thief who spies April 21, 2020 APT41 – The Spy Who Encrypted Me. This case study is based on our most recent investigation into one of...
Knowledge Center Incident Response Management Retainer July 29, 2019 Without a comprehensive Incident Response Strategy, your exposure to adversaries destroying your data, damaging your brand and dramatically impacting your...
Blog Post What is Fileless Malware? How Does it Work? November 6, 2020 As the name suggests, fileless malware does not rely on any physical files being transferred and stored on the infected...
Blog Post What is BendyBear? How to Counter the New Malware Cyberespionage Threat From China February 25, 2021 BendyBear malware is a stealth-focused Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) malware. Therefore, its main function is to lie undetected in infected...
Blog Post What Is The Average Time To Detect Data Breaches And How To Reduce It? November 3, 2020 On this information superhighway we’re on, data has become one of the most sought after and valuable assets. Whether it’s...
Blog Post Top tactics used in critical attacks against corporate endpoints October 16, 2020 Companies have suffered under a growing barrage of high-profile cyberattacks over the last decade. If it’s not enough that cyber...
Blog Post NY Metro InfraGard Members Alliance & LIFARS Present: Cyber Threats In The Time Of COVID-19 July 19, 2020 From Ransomware to Nation States, what are we seeing and how do we stop it? Case Studies of Recent Cyber...
Blog Post Gargamel is a tool for acquiring the forensic evidence July 16, 2020 Gargamel is a Windows tool for acquiring the forensic evidence from remote Windows or Linux machines using several different methods....
Blog Post InkySquid State Actor Takes Advantage of Known IE (Internet Explorer) Bugs September 9, 2021 Cybersecurity researchers have recently claimed that they observed malicious code on a South Korean newspaper website named Daily NK. Shockingly,...
Blog Post DEF CON Hacking Conference: “Hunting for Blue Mockingbird Coinminers” August 5, 2020 Hunting for Blue Mockingbird Coinminers. 100,000+ USD damage. 10,000+ USD mined. 1,000+ infected computers. 100+ malicious artifacts. 10+ malwares… Learn...
