Collaborate Disseminate
Microsoft extended the end of life deadline on EMET to July 2018, but experts say its usefulness as a mitigation toolkit has been limited for some time. Continue reading Microsoft Tears off the Band-Aid with EMET
Too often the defense community makes the mistake of focusing on the “what,” without considering and truly understanding the “why.” This mindset often leads to the development of technologies based on known exploitation techniques, which are ineffective and easily circumvented shortly after their release. Instead of focusing on those known exploit techniques, our research introduces a new method for early detection and prevention of exploits without prior knowledge of the vulnerability or technique. Our hardware-assisted … More → Continue reading Utilizing hardware to stop attackers earlier and without disruption
Researchers at Endgame are expected at Black Hat to introduce Hardware Assisted Control Flow Integrity (HA-CFI), which leverages features in the micro-architecture of Intel processors for security. Continue reading New Technique Checks Mitigation Bypasses Earlier
Researchers at Endgame have found new versions of TeslaCrypt in the past few weeks that target a host of new and unusual file extensions, and deploy new obfuscation and evasion techniques. Continue reading Latest TeslaCrypt Targets New File Extensions, Invests Heavily in Evasion
Mike Mimoso talks to Endgame chief technology officer Jamie Butler about targeted attacks, ransomware, and what defenders are doing about detecting attacks on their networks.
Continue reading Jamie Butler on Detecting Targeting Attacks
Google’s decision to make BinDiff free is being applauded by security researchers. Continue reading BinDiff Now Free, To Delight of Security Researchers
Typosquaters are targeting Mac users with malware delivered as part of a .om typosquatting scam.
Continue reading Typosquatters Target Mac Users With New ‘.om’ Domain Scam