Collaborate Disseminate
By Sudais
A new fileless malware is on the rise which converts computers into bots that can be controlled by hackers remotely.
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Samples of a new malware family called “Divergent” are using both NodeJS and WinDivert in a series of fileless attack campaigns. Cisco Talos didn’t identify the exact delivery method for Divergent. Even so, its researchers observed th… Continue reading Divergent Malware Using NodeJS, WinDivert in Fileless Attacks
Trend Micro published its roundup report for the first half of 2019, revealing a surge in fileless attacks designed to disguise malicious activity. Detections of this threat alone were up 265% compared to the first half of 2018. Fileless events were 18… Continue reading Fileless attacks designed to disguise malicious activity up 265%
McAfee Labs saw an average of 504 new threats per minute in Q1 2019, and a resurgence of ransomware along with changes in campaign execution and code. More than 2.2 billion stolen account credentials were made available on the cybercriminal underground… Continue reading New ransomware grows 118% as cybercriminals adopt fresh tactics and code innovations
Malware is getting harder to detect. So says an AV vendor, anyway. But here’s a fascinating case study.
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Attackers are delivering the Astaroth info-stealing backdoor by leveraging a combination of fileless malware and “living off the land” techniques, Microsoft’s security team warns. The campaign All through the attack chain, the only to… Continue reading A fileless campaign is dropping the Astaroth info-stealer
Malware authors know how to live off the land (LOTL), and PowerShell is not their only tool. Learn how to defend your business from attacks using CertUtil
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Posted by Josh Stroschein, Ratnesh Pandey and Alex Holland. For an attack to succeed undetected, attackers need to limit the creation of file and network artifacts by their malware. In this post, we analyse an attack that illustrates two popular tactic… Continue reading Congratulations, You’ve Won a Meterpreter Shell
Here are 10 top malware trends to watch for in the New Year. Continue reading 2019 Malware Trends to Watch
There is an endpoint protection gap against modern threats, the result of a recent survey by the Ponemon Institute and Barkly have shown. The organizations polled 660 IT and security professionals to get insight on the state of endpoint security risk, … Continue reading Endpoint security solutions challenged by zero-day and fileless attacks