If Q2 2020 surprised us with an unusually high number of DDoS attacks for this period, the Q3 figures point to a normalization. Judging by the number of unique targets, in comparison with last quarter, cybercriminals were more attracted by European, and less by the Asian countries. Read Full Article
In the past year, Maze ransomware has become one of the most notorious malware families threatening businesses and large organizations. Read Full Article
On 3rd of September, we were hosting our webinar, in which we shared best practices on YARA usage. Due to timing restrictions we were not able to answer all the questions, therefore we’re trying to answer them here. Read Full Article
DeathStalker is a unique threat group that appears to target law firms and companies in the financial sector. They don’t deploy ransomware or steal payment information to resell it, their interest in gathering sensitive business information. Read Full Article
The second quarter is normally calmer than the first, but this year is an exception. The long-term downward trend in DDoS-attacks has unfortunately been interrupted, and this time we are witnessing an increase. Read Full Article
By investigating a number of targeted ransomware attacks and through discussions with some of our trusted industry partners, we feel that we now have a good grasp on how the ransomware ecosystem is structured. Read Full Article
The MATA malware framework possesses several components, such as loader, orchestrator and plugins. The framework is able to target Windows, Linux and macOS operating systems. Read Full Article
Cyber threats aren’t relegated to the world of big businesses and large-scale campaigns. The most frequent attacks aren’t APTs and massive data breaches—they’re the daily encounters with malware and spam by everyday users. Read Full Article
The two hours of our first “GReAT Ideas. Powered by SAS” session were not enough for answering all of the questions raised, therefore we try to answer them below. Read Full Article
This article is a deep dive intended for a complete understanding of these four banking trojan families: Guildma, Javali, Melcoz and Grandoreiro, as they expand abroad, targeting users not just in Brazil, but in the wider Latin America and Europe. Read Full Article