Search Results for: IOC Knowledge Center IOC Checker March 5, 2020 What is it? Scans for indicators of compromise (IOCs) Full stack application CLI client + Backend + Web admin console... Blog Post What are Indicators of Compromise (IoCs) Used For? May 27, 2020 Many times when a cyber breach occurs, organizations do not have any evidence. Similar to a Crime that occurs in... Blog Post How to Detect Malicious Activity Early? Set up IOCs May 6, 2020 Indicators of Compromise (IOCs) are forensic data IT professionals use to detect malicious activity. It is defined as “pieces of... Blog Post Kaspersky: RDP Brute Force Attack Attacks Rise May 5, 2020 Kaspersky recently warned that hackers have aggressively attacked the Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) through brute force methods because of the... Blog Post Hackers File Fake Tax Returns To Steal IRS Refunds April 14, 2020 The number of attempted IRS scams tends to increase every year in March and April in the U.S., as legions... Knowledge Center Osquery for Cyber Incident Response March 19, 2020 In this case study we demonstrate the use of Osquery framework for cyber security incident response.In this case study we... Blog Post Cognizant hacked by Maze Ransomware Attack May 7, 2020 During the Covid-19 pandemic, Cognizant, the technology solution corp was hacked by Maze group causing huge service disruptions for the... Blog Post Encrypting your files is not enough for ransomware operators anymore July 9, 2020 Ransomware attacks have become a trend in the malware world, and they are a goldmine for their operators. The usual... Blog Post A Banking Trojan is Back Because of COVID-19 April 1, 2020 COVID-19 is currently the most common and popular topic in cyberattacks. Recently, the Zeus Sphinx banking Trojan program has been... Blog Post The Importance of Threat Hunting July 17, 2020 Organizations should constantly be on alert for possible cyber threats lurking around, given the rapidly evolving tactics, weapons, and technologies... 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... Blog Post Czech Republic’s Hospital is Hit by Cyberattack Amid Pandemic March 18, 2020 The Brno University Hospital in the city of Brno, the Czech Republic suffered a cyber attack during a COVID-19 outbreak.... Blog Post Honeypots & Honeynets April 23, 2020 Because of the increasing complex evasion techniques and protocols with encryption technology for preventing eavesdropping, intrusion detection systems provide less... Knowledge Center Ursnif and GandCrab campaign with the macro-enabled documents November 5, 2019 The two types of macro-enabled documents with PowerShell downloader spreading via emails in malicious campaign have been presented in the... Blog Post Open Source and Free Tools for Incident Response Teams November 26, 2019 LIFARS Incident and Response team uses multiple tools when responding to and investigating incidents. For new and upcoming enthusiasts and...
Knowledge Center IOC Checker March 5, 2020 What is it? Scans for indicators of compromise (IOCs) Full stack application CLI client + Backend + Web admin console...
Blog Post What are Indicators of Compromise (IoCs) Used For? May 27, 2020 Many times when a cyber breach occurs, organizations do not have any evidence. Similar to a Crime that occurs in...
Blog Post How to Detect Malicious Activity Early? Set up IOCs May 6, 2020 Indicators of Compromise (IOCs) are forensic data IT professionals use to detect malicious activity. It is defined as “pieces of...
Blog Post Kaspersky: RDP Brute Force Attack Attacks Rise May 5, 2020 Kaspersky recently warned that hackers have aggressively attacked the Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) through brute force methods because of the...
Blog Post Hackers File Fake Tax Returns To Steal IRS Refunds April 14, 2020 The number of attempted IRS scams tends to increase every year in March and April in the U.S., as legions...
Knowledge Center Osquery for Cyber Incident Response March 19, 2020 In this case study we demonstrate the use of Osquery framework for cyber security incident response.In this case study we...
Blog Post Cognizant hacked by Maze Ransomware Attack May 7, 2020 During the Covid-19 pandemic, Cognizant, the technology solution corp was hacked by Maze group causing huge service disruptions for the...
Blog Post Encrypting your files is not enough for ransomware operators anymore July 9, 2020 Ransomware attacks have become a trend in the malware world, and they are a goldmine for their operators. The usual...
Blog Post A Banking Trojan is Back Because of COVID-19 April 1, 2020 COVID-19 is currently the most common and popular topic in cyberattacks. Recently, the Zeus Sphinx banking Trojan program has been...
Blog Post The Importance of Threat Hunting July 17, 2020 Organizations should constantly be on alert for possible cyber threats lurking around, given the rapidly evolving tactics, weapons, and technologies...
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...
Blog Post Czech Republic’s Hospital is Hit by Cyberattack Amid Pandemic March 18, 2020 The Brno University Hospital in the city of Brno, the Czech Republic suffered a cyber attack during a COVID-19 outbreak....
Blog Post Honeypots & Honeynets April 23, 2020 Because of the increasing complex evasion techniques and protocols with encryption technology for preventing eavesdropping, intrusion detection systems provide less...
Knowledge Center Ursnif and GandCrab campaign with the macro-enabled documents November 5, 2019 The two types of macro-enabled documents with PowerShell downloader spreading via emails in malicious campaign have been presented in the...
Blog Post Open Source and Free Tools for Incident Response Teams November 26, 2019 LIFARS Incident and Response team uses multiple tools when responding to and investigating incidents. For new and upcoming enthusiasts and...
