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Kaspersky researchers demonstrate capabilities of hrtng plugin for IDA Pro, share tips on working with IDA and reverse engineer FinSpy malware with these tools. Continue reading Our secret ingredient for reverse engineering
How Kaspersky implemented machine learning for threat hunting in Kaspersky Security Network (KSN) global threat data. Continue reading Finding a needle in a haystack: Machine learning at the forefront of threat hunting research
Kaspersky experts review Do Not Track (DNT) statistics for the most widely used web tracking services in 2023 and 2024 operated by companies like Google, Microsoft, etc. Continue reading Web tracking report: who monitored users’ online activities in 2023–2024 the most
Kaspersky experts review Do Not Track (DNT) statistics for the most widely used web tracking services in 2023 and 2024 operated by companies like Google, Microsoft, etc. Continue reading Web tracking report: who monitored users’ online activities in 2023–2024 the most
How a SOC can efficiently manage priorities when writing detection logic for various MITRE ATT&CK techniques and what tools can help. Continue reading Developing and prioritizing a detection engineering backlog based on MITRE ATT&CK
The report covers the tactics, techniques and tools most commonly deployed by threat actors, the nature of incidents detected and their distribution among MDR customers. Continue reading Managed Detection and Response in 2023
Generative AI has become the trendiest technology of 2023. Kaspersky reviews AI-related security concerns, and implementations of this technology in cyberdefense and red teaming, and provides predictions for 2024. Continue reading Story of the year: the impact of AI on cybersecurity
Managed Detection and Response in 2022: number and severity of incidents, detection rate, breakdown by country and industry, data on cyberattacks in different regions. Continue reading Managed Detection and Response in 2022
A common perception in the infosec community is that there can never be too much security, but it is understood that “too much” security is expensive — and sometimes, prohibitively so — from a business perspective. So, where is that fine line that defines “just enough” security? Continue reading How much security is enough?
How exactly can indicators of compromise help information security specialists in their everyday work? To find the answer we asked three Kaspersky experts to share their experience. Continue reading Indicators of compromise (IOCs): how we collect and use them