Search Results for: execute malicious code Blog Post Latest Siemens PLC Vulnerability Could Let Hackers Execute Malicious Code Remotely June 23, 2021 Siemens ProductCERT recently released a Security Advisory warning of a memory protection bypass vulnerability present in its SIMATIC S7-1200 and... Blog Post What is Malvertising and How to Protect and Mitigate from it? July 7, 2020 In this cyber threats awareness post we will cover following topics: Malvertising vs Ad Malware How Malware inserted into ads?... Blog Post Chinese Hackers Compromising Critical Flaws in Microsoft Exchange Servers March 9, 2021 The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) issued a red warning for the users of the Microsoft Exchange email... 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.... Knowledge Center Ransomware Fix and Cyber Vaccines – Malware Analysis of Dridex, BitPaymer and DoppelPaymer campaign November 27, 2019 Threat actors are constantly working towards finding new and complex ways to deploy cyber-attacks. The affiliates behind Dridex (Evil Corp)... Blog Post A Detailed Analysis of WhisperGate Targeting Ukrainian Organizations January 20, 2022 Microsoft reported evidence of destructive malware targeting organizations in Ukraine starting from January 13 [1]. The LIFARS threat intelligence team... Blog Post Critical 19-year Old Vulnerability Found in WinRAR February 23, 2019 WinRAR was found with a critical vulnerability by Check Point Software researchers. They discovered the serious flaw, which has existed... Blog Post Official PHP Git Repository Was Compromised March 29, 2021 Do you remember the SolarWinds supply chain compromise, was revealed in December 2020? It seems that a similar issue affects... Blog Post Cyber Attackers Using Google Chrome to Steal User Data and Credentials November 17, 2021 With Windows’s User Account Control (UAC), malware is exceedingly difficult to spread since UAC runs all apps in the non-administrative... Blog Post US Military Taking Offensive Action Against Ransomware Groups December 22, 2021 The hacking unit of the US Military – Cyber Command has confirmed that it has taken offensive action against ransomware groups responsible... Blog Post WordPress Plugin Vulnerability Can Wipe Any Site Clean November 30, 2021 A new WordPress plugin vulnerability was identified in Hashthemes Demo Importer. Said plugin is a popular choice among web developers.... Blog Post Chrome Zero-Day Exploit Posted on Twitter – Patch Followed by Similar Exploit Days Later May 3, 2021 A rare Chrome zero-day exploit (remote code execution – RCE) was posted on Twitter earlier in April by security researcher,... Blog Post Common Techniques by Which Malware Makes Itself Persistent January 19, 2021 A hacker wants to keep its malware to stay on the target device, even when the operating system restarts. Do you know... Blog Post Newly Found Malware Threatens IoT Devices January 12, 2022 A new malware has been identified by AT&T Alien Labs that exposed millions of Internet of Things devices. The BotenaGo... Blog Post What is BendyBear? How to Counter the New Malware Cyberespionage Threat From China February 25, 2021 BendyBear malware is a stealth-focused Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) malware. Therefore, its main function is to lie undetected in infected...
Blog Post Latest Siemens PLC Vulnerability Could Let Hackers Execute Malicious Code Remotely June 23, 2021 Siemens ProductCERT recently released a Security Advisory warning of a memory protection bypass vulnerability present in its SIMATIC S7-1200 and...
Blog Post What is Malvertising and How to Protect and Mitigate from it? July 7, 2020 In this cyber threats awareness post we will cover following topics: Malvertising vs Ad Malware How Malware inserted into ads?...
Blog Post Chinese Hackers Compromising Critical Flaws in Microsoft Exchange Servers March 9, 2021 The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) issued a red warning for the users of the Microsoft Exchange email...
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....
Knowledge Center Ransomware Fix and Cyber Vaccines – Malware Analysis of Dridex, BitPaymer and DoppelPaymer campaign November 27, 2019 Threat actors are constantly working towards finding new and complex ways to deploy cyber-attacks. The affiliates behind Dridex (Evil Corp)...
Blog Post A Detailed Analysis of WhisperGate Targeting Ukrainian Organizations January 20, 2022 Microsoft reported evidence of destructive malware targeting organizations in Ukraine starting from January 13 [1]. The LIFARS threat intelligence team...
Blog Post Critical 19-year Old Vulnerability Found in WinRAR February 23, 2019 WinRAR was found with a critical vulnerability by Check Point Software researchers. They discovered the serious flaw, which has existed...
Blog Post Official PHP Git Repository Was Compromised March 29, 2021 Do you remember the SolarWinds supply chain compromise, was revealed in December 2020? It seems that a similar issue affects...
Blog Post Cyber Attackers Using Google Chrome to Steal User Data and Credentials November 17, 2021 With Windows’s User Account Control (UAC), malware is exceedingly difficult to spread since UAC runs all apps in the non-administrative...
Blog Post US Military Taking Offensive Action Against Ransomware Groups December 22, 2021 The hacking unit of the US Military – Cyber Command has confirmed that it has taken offensive action against ransomware groups responsible...
Blog Post WordPress Plugin Vulnerability Can Wipe Any Site Clean November 30, 2021 A new WordPress plugin vulnerability was identified in Hashthemes Demo Importer. Said plugin is a popular choice among web developers....
Blog Post Chrome Zero-Day Exploit Posted on Twitter – Patch Followed by Similar Exploit Days Later May 3, 2021 A rare Chrome zero-day exploit (remote code execution – RCE) was posted on Twitter earlier in April by security researcher,...
Blog Post Common Techniques by Which Malware Makes Itself Persistent January 19, 2021 A hacker wants to keep its malware to stay on the target device, even when the operating system restarts. Do you know...
Blog Post Newly Found Malware Threatens IoT Devices January 12, 2022 A new malware has been identified by AT&T Alien Labs that exposed millions of Internet of Things devices. The BotenaGo...
Blog Post What is BendyBear? How to Counter the New Malware Cyberespionage Threat From China February 25, 2021 BendyBear malware is a stealth-focused Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) malware. Therefore, its main function is to lie undetected in infected...
