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In our recent paper, “Making sense of the endpoint security” we compared and contrasted different types of endpoint security tools, from endpoint control, to anti-malware, to endpoint detection

Despite worldwide spending reaching billions of dollars on endpoint security, in too many organizations endpoints are still the most vulnerable part of an organization’s technology infrastructure.

On September 18, Cisco’s Talos team published that Avast’s recently acquired subsidiary Piriform was leveraged to deliver malware to unsuspecting victims via its IT utility tool, CCleaner. For

Minerva is proud to officially release Mystique – a free, open-source tool for automatically extracting mutex infection markers from malware for vaccination. You can download the tool from 

In any cyber attack, the longer an attacker can remain undetected, the more pervasive, intrusive, and destructive they can be. So, the search is constantly on for new ways to compromise and take

Throughout the history of combat and military engagement, there are plenty of stories how a smaller force was able to overcome a larger force through the use of trickery and deception.

Being a software engineer nowadays isn’t what it used to be a couple of decades ago – a lot of questions have a solution or a code example available online. And while some of us may take code

Modern cyber-attacks against well-defended enterprises are not as simple as you may think. They are comprised of many components in charge of different tasks.  For example, if an attacker wishes

Last week everybody talked about the WannaCry ransomware, a non-evasive ransomware which exploited vulnerable servers to propagate, successfully infecting anything from digital billboards to the