Search Results for: threat actor Blog Post Top 10 Cyber Threat Actors in 2020 April 9, 2020 As our sensitive data, bank details, sentimental photos, private messages are priceless, it is important to use the best antivirus... Blog Post FBI: Cyber Threat Actors Stole Source Code From US Government Agencies And Private Companies November 25, 2020 The FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigation) has sent out a security warning on October 14, 2020, regarding insecure SonarQube instances.... Blog Post Threat Actors Exploitation of COVID-19 Pandemic – FBI Alert May 2, 2020 The FBI’s Weapons of Mass Destruction Directorate in coordination with the Office of Private Sector is providing this LIR to... Blog Post Threat actors exploiting the novel corona virus epidemic (COVID-19) March 19, 2020 As the WHO has declared COVID-19 to be a global pandemic, we have seen a large increase in the exploitation... Blog Post Threat Actors and Exploits Top Ten Lists of 2018 November 12, 2018 AlienVault, an AT&T cyber security company, released a survey with Top Ten lists of security threats in 2018, from CVE numbers... 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 The Assassin Squad: Zbot and RYUK October 29, 2020 Overview During recent months, there have been large outbreaks of the Ryuk ransomware. Armed with upgrades and modifications in comparison... Blog Post Ransomware leads to death in Germany September 18, 2020 On September 17, 2020, a German patient with a life-threatening condition was redirected to a more distant hospital after the... Blog Post Unprecedented Amounts of Usernames and Passwords for Sale July 31, 2020 There has been a large increase of consumer credentials being sold on the dark web. A 300 percent increase in... Blog Post Iranian Script Kiddies Spread Dharma Ransomware via RDP Ports September 28, 2020 A group of script kiddies tied to Iran have been linked to the recent Dharma campaign. These “newbie” hackers are... Blog Post Threat, vulnerability, risk: What is the difference? July 22, 2020 Threat, vulnerability and risk are terms that are commonly mixed up. However, their understanding is crucial for building effective... Blog Post LIFARS Introduces Cyber Vaccine in the Battle Against Ransomware Attacks April 15, 2020 “LIFARS.com announced the release of Cyber Vaccine, a new weapon against one of the most prolific organized crime phenomena of... Blog Post K12 Online Schooling Giant Paid Ryuk Ransom To Prevent Data Leaks December 9, 2020 In Mid November 2020, K12, an online education giant, paid Ryuk ransom to the ransomware gang. The Ryuk gang made... Blog Post Recent Phishing Tactics Making People Falling Prey to Them December 31, 2020 It might come out as a surprise to you that the attack vector has been on the contraction for the... Blog Post Ransomware Struck: Now What? December 30, 2019 Note: our stance is the same as the FBI’s and we advise against paying a ransom as there is no...
Blog Post Top 10 Cyber Threat Actors in 2020 April 9, 2020 As our sensitive data, bank details, sentimental photos, private messages are priceless, it is important to use the best antivirus...
Blog Post FBI: Cyber Threat Actors Stole Source Code From US Government Agencies And Private Companies November 25, 2020 The FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigation) has sent out a security warning on October 14, 2020, regarding insecure SonarQube instances....
Blog Post Threat Actors Exploitation of COVID-19 Pandemic – FBI Alert May 2, 2020 The FBI’s Weapons of Mass Destruction Directorate in coordination with the Office of Private Sector is providing this LIR to...
Blog Post Threat actors exploiting the novel corona virus epidemic (COVID-19) March 19, 2020 As the WHO has declared COVID-19 to be a global pandemic, we have seen a large increase in the exploitation...
Blog Post Threat Actors and Exploits Top Ten Lists of 2018 November 12, 2018 AlienVault, an AT&T cyber security company, released a survey with Top Ten lists of security threats in 2018, from CVE numbers...
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 The Assassin Squad: Zbot and RYUK October 29, 2020 Overview During recent months, there have been large outbreaks of the Ryuk ransomware. Armed with upgrades and modifications in comparison...
Blog Post Ransomware leads to death in Germany September 18, 2020 On September 17, 2020, a German patient with a life-threatening condition was redirected to a more distant hospital after the...
Blog Post Unprecedented Amounts of Usernames and Passwords for Sale July 31, 2020 There has been a large increase of consumer credentials being sold on the dark web. A 300 percent increase in...
Blog Post Iranian Script Kiddies Spread Dharma Ransomware via RDP Ports September 28, 2020 A group of script kiddies tied to Iran have been linked to the recent Dharma campaign. These “newbie” hackers are...
Blog Post Threat, vulnerability, risk: What is the difference? July 22, 2020 Threat, vulnerability and risk are terms that are commonly mixed up. However, their understanding is crucial for building effective...
Blog Post LIFARS Introduces Cyber Vaccine in the Battle Against Ransomware Attacks April 15, 2020 “LIFARS.com announced the release of Cyber Vaccine, a new weapon against one of the most prolific organized crime phenomena of...
Blog Post K12 Online Schooling Giant Paid Ryuk Ransom To Prevent Data Leaks December 9, 2020 In Mid November 2020, K12, an online education giant, paid Ryuk ransom to the ransomware gang. The Ryuk gang made...
Blog Post Recent Phishing Tactics Making People Falling Prey to Them December 31, 2020 It might come out as a surprise to you that the attack vector has been on the contraction for the...
Blog Post Ransomware Struck: Now What? December 30, 2019 Note: our stance is the same as the FBI’s and we advise against paying a ransom as there is no...
