Collaborate Disseminate
The SneakyPastes campaign was highly effective but hardly advanced. Continue reading SAS 2019: Gaza Cybergang Blends Sophistication Levels in Highly Effective Spy Effort
A highly sophisticated APT framework has been found targeting a single Central Asian diplomatic entity for years. Continue reading SAS 2019: Meet ‘TajMahal,’ A New and Highly Advanced APT Framework
Flowershop, Equation, Flame and Duqu appear to have a hand in the different phases of Stuxnet development, all working as part of an operation active as early as 2006. Continue reading SAS 2019: 4 Stuxnet-Related APTs Form Gossip Girl, an ‘Apex Threat Actor’
An underground marketplace is selling tens of thousands of compromised digital identities, paving the way for cybercriminals to commit online fraud. Continue reading SAS 2019: Genesis Marketplace Peddles 60K Stolen Digital Identities
They also found evidence that Stuxnet has ties to another malware family. The discoveries were made using tools and techniques only available to researchers in recent years. Continue reading Researchers Uncover New Version of the Infamous Flame Malware
The surveillance tool was signed with legitimate Apple developer certificates. Continue reading SAS 2019: Exodus Spyware Found Targeting Apple iOS Users
The Security Analyst Summit 2019 heads to Singapore where elite researchers, top cybersecurity firms and global law enforcement agencies fight cybercrime. Continue reading SAS 2019 to Tackle APTs, Supply Chains and More
We went to Kaspersky Lab’s SAS conference, where the controversial Russian anti-virus firm showcases its best research, wines and dines competitors and journalists, and burns American espionage operations. Continue reading Who’s Afraid of Kaspersky?
Threatpost talks to Kaspersky Lab researcher Kurt Baumgartner who was instrumental in tracking the latest activities of the Russian-speaking Sofacy APT gang. Continue reading A Closer Look at APT Group Sofacy’s Latest Targets
Dewan Chowdhury, founder of MalCrawler, talks at SAS about the risks that companies face when securing their industrial control systems and robotics. Continue reading Programs Controlling ICS Robotics Are ‘Wide Open’ to Vulnerabilities