Boom, and just like that you are compromised. The “Left of Boom” is the timeframe beforehand, the preventative approach. While much of the industry attention has been on the ability to react quickly and contain intrusions, or “Right of Boom,” it is the prioritization of detecting and responding to a threat before it compromises a system where a truly comprehensive and effective approach lies. Detecting attacks early can make a difference between facing an......
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HAFNIUM: Exchange Zero Days Actively Exploited by APT Group
Summary: On 3/2/21, security researchers at Volexity released a blog with their findings following their discovery of four new...
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SonicWall Product Security Notice
Summary: Last Friday (1/22/21), SonicWall released a statement via their blog that they had been subject to a highly...
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SolarWinds Breach – SUNBURST Trojan – IOCs
Summary: As of 12/15/20, there have been several high-profile breaches in the media, recently from the U.S Treasury and...
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US CERT AA20-302A Alert – Healthcare Cyber-Crime Threat Indicators – OTX Pulse Info
Federal agencies have issued an unprecedented warning against “an increased and imminent cybercrime threat to U.S. hospitals and healthcare...
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Read MoreLatest Locky Variant Encrypts with Ykcol Extension – IoCs and OTX
As you can see, our labs team is still seeing Locky is being distributed in a lot of malspam...
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Website Ransomware Trending Now
Vertek’s security operations team has noticed website ransomware is starting to pick up steam with recent variants of AwesomeWare,...
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Locky Now Pushing .Lukitus Variant – IoCs and OTX
Locky is being distributed at mass scale via phishing and spam email attacks by two major botnets; Necurs and...
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