Collaborate Disseminate
When it comes to cybercriminals, defense evasion remains the top tactic globally. In fact, it was the most employed tactic by malware developers in the past six months – and they’re often using system binary proxy execution to do so. Hiding malicious i… Continue reading Offense Gets the Glory, but Defense Wins the Game
As I pointed out earlier this year, Linux systems are a popular delivery mechanism for malware. While they’re not the most popular – that distinction goes to HTML and Javascript – don’t think you can ignore them. Linux-based attacks are very much still… Continue reading When It Comes to Security, Don’t Overlook Your Linux Systems
The rise of cryptocurrency has ushered in a new era of money laundering
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Keep your response up to speed as attackers get faster
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Continue reading As Cybercriminals Recycle Ransomware, They’re Getting Faster
Malware and targeted attacks on operating systems and firmware have become increasingly destructive in nature, and these more nefarious attack methods are rising in prevalence. And just to add insult to injury, there are more of them. Today’s attacks a… Continue reading Malware’s Destruction Trajectory and How to Defeat It
Organizations need to secure, monitor and manage Linux just like any other endpoint in the network
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Continue reading How Linux Became the New Bullseye for Bad Guys
Analyzing the attack goals of adversaries is important to be able to better align defenses against the speed of changing attack techniques. By focusing on a handful of techniques, you can effectively shut down malware’s methods of choice for getting in… Continue reading Think Like a Criminal: Knowing Popular Attack Techniques to Stop Bad Actors Faster
Protecting your organization against botnet threats requires a holistic, integrated approach to security
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Continue reading All About the Bots: What Botnet Trends Portend for Security Pros
We’re barely into 2022, and already we’re seeing ransomware proliferate. What we saw last year is that while most attacks continue to exploit known vulnerabilities, cybercriminals have also redoubled efforts to target new ones – such as what we saw wit… Continue reading Are You Prepared for 2022’s More Destructive Ransomware?
Edge-Access Trojans (EATs) allow attackers to collect data and even disrupt crucial decisions as the edge of the network
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