Anti-Malware
The Dark Detectives: How to Defeat Reconnaissance-as-a-Service
Douglas Jose Pereira dos Santos | | Anti-Malware, cybercriminals, Next Generation Firewall, RaaS, Reconnaissance-as-a-Service, security
In almost any type of warfare, reconnaissance is a much-needed first step. This certainly holds true for cyberwarfare. The steps are frequently portrayed as progressing from left to right. Two examples that ...
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Qbot, ZLoader Represent 89% of Payload Volume in Q4
The post Qbot, ZLoader Represent 89% of Payload Volume in Q4 appeared first on Digital Defense ...
Breaking the Phishing Kill Chain
Kevin O'Brien | | AI, Anti-Malware, cyber kill chain, email phishing, email security, machine learning
Sophisticated, nation-state attacks on prominent federal agencies tend to capture the majority of cybersecurity headlines. But security pros know the greater risk to their organizations comes from a more mundane, but more ...
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Menlo Security Stands behind Its security—Announces $1 Million Malware Protection Warranty
Today we announced security without compromise. Menlo Security is offering a warranty of up to $1 million to any customer that experiences an infection from malware that passes through our Isolation Core™ ...
Time Travel May Be Capable Of Defeating Ransomware…
Image Courtesy of MGM via the Coordinated Science Laboratory at The Grainger College of Engineering, on the University of Illinois Campus at Urbana-Champaign, Illinois comes news of a tactic utilizing on-board flash ...
Make No Mistake — Microsoft Is A Security Company Now
Roger Halbheer | | Anti-Malware, Antivirus software, Cloud, cloud computing, Cloud computing security, Microsoft, people, policy, Process, Products, security, SIEM, strategy, technology, trends
That’s not a bad start of the day, reading such a headline from a Forrester analyst. I am often asked, how far we are going to drive security within Microsoft. Well, I ...
Disabling Anti-Malware Scanning
This post follows on from the previous blog post, Preview Pane, looking at the later parts of the kill chain for the same malicious document. Here I will detail a technique for ...
Security Boulevard’s 5 Most Read Stories for the Week, August 20-24
Saleem Padani | | Anti-Malware, Apache ActiveMQ, APT28, Cobalt Dickens, cyberespionage, data protection, Endpoint security, Fancy Bear, GDPR, government-sponsored attack, IoT malware, Iranian hackers, Malware, Mirai, phishing domain, Privacy, Security Awareness, video, web app security, website spoofing
A new week, a new crop of security stories. Last week, malware complacency, Russian cyberspies, GDPR compliance and Mirai IoT malware made the headlines. In addition, we analyzed top security threats for ...
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Malware Complacency: Time to Wake up
It would be easy to become inured to the multiplicity of security headlines, studies and vulnerabilities that punctuate these days in information security. This would be the wrong time, however, to allow ...
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