Search Results for: brute-force Blog Post NSA and CISA Warn About Russian GRU Brute-Force Cyberattacks against US, Global Organizations August 3, 2021 Recently, top US security agencies warn about the wave of brute-force cyberattacks by the Russian military intelligence agency named GRU.... Blog Post Even Fortune 500 Companies Are On the Wavelength of Poor Password Hygiene January 4, 2022 Even Fortune 500 companies do not use secure passwords when it is common knowledge that passwords are the first line... Blog Post Kaspersky: RDP Brute Force Attack Attacks Rise May 5, 2020 Kaspersky recently warned that hackers have aggressively attacked the Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) through brute force methods because of the... Blog Post Security Through Obscurity November 13, 2020 Keeping an organization’s systems secure is the primary objective of its security team. Security teams implement various measures to achieve... Blog Post Clubhouse Part 1: Does Exclusivity Imply Security? A Look Under the Hood of Clubhouse Authentication February 23, 2021 In this two-part blog post series, we will look at security aspects of the Clubhouse app. Security in the world... Blog Post How to Secure Windows Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) in 12 Steps June 10, 2021 As our working environments become increasingly orientated towards remote or hybrid paradigms, so does our reliance on remote technologies such... Blog Post Types of Password Attacks April 27, 2020 In the world of the internet, millions of User accounts are created every day and so are their passwords, being... Blog Post These Threats Are Still Exploiting Vulnerable Exchange Servers April 14, 2021 The exploitation of vulnerabilities in the Microsoft Exchange Server disclosed in March does not cease despite authorities’ calls for updates.... Blog Post Iranian Script Kiddies Spread Dharma Ransomware via RDP Ports September 28, 2020 A group of script kiddies tied to Iran have been linked to the recent Dharma campaign. These “newbie” hackers are... Knowledge Center REvil Sodinokibi Ransomware September 23, 2020 Overview During a recent client engagement, the LIFARS DFIR team encountered the REvil/Sodinokibi Ransomware group. The typical attack vector chosen... Blog Post Persistent Linux Security Problem Enables DNS Cache Poisoning December 29, 2021 DNS cache poisoning vulnerability initially uncovered in 2008 still lives on, with the potential to cripple the internet as we... Blog Post Verizon’s Visible Wireless Carrier Confirms Credential-Stuffing Attack November 23, 2021 In an official Reddit announcement made on October 13th, Visible confirmed that some of its user accounts were high-jacked. The... Blog Post Purple Fox Malware Now Evolves to Spread Itself Across Windows Machines April 9, 2021 Purple Fox has incorporated a new technique into its arsenal, allowing it to spread itself across windows machines. Essentially, Purple... Blog Post Lemon Duck Hacking Group Adopts Microsoft Exchange Server Vulnerabilities in New Attacks May 26, 2021 A hacking group called Lemon Duck has engaged itself in exploiting Microsoft Exchange Server vulnerabilities and using decoy TLDs (top-level... Blog Post Increasing Visibility to Find Signs of Reconnaissance and Lateral Movement July 23, 2021 Establishing an ATP (advanced persistent threat) has long been the goal of cyberattacks. By remaining undetected in the target environment,...
Blog Post NSA and CISA Warn About Russian GRU Brute-Force Cyberattacks against US, Global Organizations August 3, 2021 Recently, top US security agencies warn about the wave of brute-force cyberattacks by the Russian military intelligence agency named GRU....
Blog Post Even Fortune 500 Companies Are On the Wavelength of Poor Password Hygiene January 4, 2022 Even Fortune 500 companies do not use secure passwords when it is common knowledge that passwords are the first line...
Blog Post Kaspersky: RDP Brute Force Attack Attacks Rise May 5, 2020 Kaspersky recently warned that hackers have aggressively attacked the Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) through brute force methods because of the...
Blog Post Security Through Obscurity November 13, 2020 Keeping an organization’s systems secure is the primary objective of its security team. Security teams implement various measures to achieve...
Blog Post Clubhouse Part 1: Does Exclusivity Imply Security? A Look Under the Hood of Clubhouse Authentication February 23, 2021 In this two-part blog post series, we will look at security aspects of the Clubhouse app. Security in the world...
Blog Post How to Secure Windows Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) in 12 Steps June 10, 2021 As our working environments become increasingly orientated towards remote or hybrid paradigms, so does our reliance on remote technologies such...
Blog Post Types of Password Attacks April 27, 2020 In the world of the internet, millions of User accounts are created every day and so are their passwords, being...
Blog Post These Threats Are Still Exploiting Vulnerable Exchange Servers April 14, 2021 The exploitation of vulnerabilities in the Microsoft Exchange Server disclosed in March does not cease despite authorities’ calls for updates....
Blog Post Iranian Script Kiddies Spread Dharma Ransomware via RDP Ports September 28, 2020 A group of script kiddies tied to Iran have been linked to the recent Dharma campaign. These “newbie” hackers are...
Knowledge Center REvil Sodinokibi Ransomware September 23, 2020 Overview During a recent client engagement, the LIFARS DFIR team encountered the REvil/Sodinokibi Ransomware group. The typical attack vector chosen...
Blog Post Persistent Linux Security Problem Enables DNS Cache Poisoning December 29, 2021 DNS cache poisoning vulnerability initially uncovered in 2008 still lives on, with the potential to cripple the internet as we...
Blog Post Verizon’s Visible Wireless Carrier Confirms Credential-Stuffing Attack November 23, 2021 In an official Reddit announcement made on October 13th, Visible confirmed that some of its user accounts were high-jacked. The...
Blog Post Purple Fox Malware Now Evolves to Spread Itself Across Windows Machines April 9, 2021 Purple Fox has incorporated a new technique into its arsenal, allowing it to spread itself across windows machines. Essentially, Purple...
Blog Post Lemon Duck Hacking Group Adopts Microsoft Exchange Server Vulnerabilities in New Attacks May 26, 2021 A hacking group called Lemon Duck has engaged itself in exploiting Microsoft Exchange Server vulnerabilities and using decoy TLDs (top-level...
Blog Post Increasing Visibility to Find Signs of Reconnaissance and Lateral Movement July 23, 2021 Establishing an ATP (advanced persistent threat) has long been the goal of cyberattacks. By remaining undetected in the target environment,...
