Why YOUR software is the new malware
Cybercriminals are increasingly turning away from malware and shifting to a stealthier approach known as Living Off the Land (LOTL).
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LOTL
Ransomware review: July 2024
In June, LockBit said it breached the Federal Reserve and Black Basta was seen exploiting a Windows zero-day.
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Ransomware review: June 2024, a year-high 470 attacks recorded
In May, we recorded a total of 470 known ransomware attacks, including some sickening attacks on healthcare.
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5 early signs of a ransomware attack (based on real examples)
Spot the five early signs of ransomware gangs moving laterally through your network.
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Operation Endgame—the largest ever battering for botnets
Europol has published the results of Operation Endgame, a campaign aimed at the infrastructure spreading IcedID, SystemBC, Pikabot, Smokeloader, Bumblebee,…
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FBI and CISA publish guide to Living off the Land techniques
FBI and CISA have produced guidance about Chinese APT group Volt Typhoon and other groups that use Living off the…
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Cybercrime Has Gone Machine-Scale
AI is automating malware faster than security can adapt.
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