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Over the last couple of years, the use of user mode API hooking by security vendors became highly popular. Most next-gen antiviruses and EDRs use hooking for detecting and preventing malicious

Emotet, one of the most active recent malspam campaigns has launched a new malicious document which pretends to be a message from windows update, as reported by Bleeping Computer.

Let’s talk endpoint security in the age when the corporate security perimeter not only dissolved into the cloud, but also engulfed employees’ home PCs and networks. Enterprises have been

Fake installers are on the rise, and it is not a coincidence. This opportunistic method of infection is getting increasingly popular because of the ease of creating new and obfuscated payloads

Malwarebytes’s Threat Intelligence team has uncovered a new attack dubbed “Kraken”, which is attributed to APT32.

Not much is known about Sekhmet ransomware, but reports about this strain of ransomware started surfacing around May of this year. The ransomware follows the recent trend of exposing the stolen

Minerva Labs Named as a Cool Vendor in Network and Endpoint Security 2020

Thanos ransomware is a relatively new strain of malware, seen as of late 2019. it Is part of the RaaS (ransomware as a service) trend in which ransomware code and builders are sold on underground

Over the past few months, a new ransomware threat has appeared, Conti ransomware. The ransomware has already been thoroughly researched by Carbon Black’s research team. Recently, we came across a

DarkSide ransomware is a new and dangerous malware that threatens its victims not only with its data encryption functionality, but also with leaking the stolen information on the dark web. So far

In a very recent Unit42 report by Palo Alto Networks, a new version of a malware dubbed as Lucifer was analyzed. 

Recently as COVID-19 spreads, more organizations are enforcing remote work-from-home, making employees home computers more vulnerable than ever to cyberattacks. 

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