Compliance
Healthcare and financial services firms use an average of 28 social networking applications and p2p, according to the recent Application Usage and Risk Report...
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Cybercrime
Researchers say the OnyxC2 malware targets more than 200 applications and extensions while evading detection through encrypted payloads, DLL sideloading, and in-memory execution techniques.
Identity & Access
As attackers increasingly favor stolen credentials over exploits, infostealers have become a primary source of access for ransomware and other cybercrime operations.
Malware & Threats
The most recent variants of the self-propagating attacks are named Miasma and Hades.
Cybercrime
Relying on social engineering, the hacking group engages in credential phishing, malware distribution, and fraud activities.
Malware & Threats
Sunbelt Software today announced the availability of Sunbelt CWSandbox 3.0, an upgraded version of their automated dynamic malware analysis tool. CWSandbox leverages unique behavior...
Endpoint Security
Anti-virus products scan for malware in two ways. They look for sequences of bits that are found in programs that are known to be...
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