Black Hat USA 2022 video walkthrough

In this Help Net Security video, we take you inside Black Hat USA 2022 at the Mandalay Bay Convention Center in Las Vegas. The video features the following vendors: Abnormal Security, Adaptive Shield, Airgap, Akamai, Anomali, Arctic Wolf Networks, Aris… Continue reading Black Hat USA 2022 video walkthrough

Barely one-third of IT pros can vet code for tampering

Global research commissioned by ReversingLabs and conducted by Dimensional Research, revealed that software development teams are increasingly concerned about supply chain attacks and tampering, but barely a third said they can effectively vet the secu… Continue reading Barely one-third of IT pros can vet code for tampering

Who Wrote the ALPHV/BlackCat Ransomware Strain?

In December 2021, researchers discovered a new ransomware-as-a-service named ALPHV (a.k.a. “BlackCat”), considered to be the first professional cybercrime group to create and use a ransomware strain in the Rust programming language. In this post, we’ll explore some of the clues left behind by the developer who was reputedly hired to code the ransomware variant. Continue reading Who Wrote the ALPHV/BlackCat Ransomware Strain?

Crosspoint invests in ReversingLabs to scale its sales and marketing efforts

Crosspoint Capital Partners announced that it led a Series B investment in ReversingLabs (the “Company”), a provider of technology to protect software producers and enterprise software buyers against the threat of software supply chain atta… Continue reading Crosspoint invests in ReversingLabs to scale its sales and marketing efforts

The destructive power of supply chain attacks and how to secure your code

In this Help Net Security podcast, Tomislav Peričin, Chief Software Architect at ReversingLabs, explains the latest and most destructive supply chain attacks, their techniques and how to build more secure apps. Here’s a transcript of the podcast for yo… Continue reading The destructive power of supply chain attacks and how to secure your code

New infosec products of the week: May 21, 2021

ReversingLabs Malware Lab: Detect, classify, analyze, and respond to malicious files Designed to support modern security organizations increasingly delegating malware analysis to specific security operations (SOC) or development security operations (De… Continue reading New infosec products of the week: May 21, 2021

ReversingLabs Malware Lab: Detect, classify, analyze, and respond to malicious files

Designed to support modern security organizations increasingly delegating malware analysis to specific security operations (SOC) or development security operations (DevSecOps) experts, the ReversingLabs Malware Lab solution equips these teams with a un… Continue reading ReversingLabs Malware Lab: Detect, classify, analyze, and respond to malicious files

ReversingLabs announces REVERSING2021 software supply chain virtual roadshow

ReversingLabs announced REVERSING2021, a seven-city digital, global roadshow series. Addressing Fortune 500 business concerns, this virtual series will provide the supply chain analysis of the SunBurst compromise, while offering attendees new approache… Continue reading ReversingLabs announces REVERSING2021 software supply chain virtual roadshow

Bitcoin Stealers Hide in 700+ Ruby Developer Libraries

Cybercriminals uploaded typosquatted malicious libraries to RubyGems, which contains open-source components that are used as basic application building blocks by software developers. Continue reading Bitcoin Stealers Hide in 700+ Ruby Developer Libraries

760+ malicious packages found typosquatting on RubyGems

Researchers have discovered over 760 malicious Ruby packages (aka “gems”) typosquatting on RubyGems, the Ruby community’s gem repository / hosting service. The discovery ReversingLabs analysts wanted to see how widespread the practice of pa… Continue reading 760+ malicious packages found typosquatting on RubyGems