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Yesterday Symantec Security Response reported about a new trojan named Ratopak which was used in targeted attacks against Russian banks.

Since 2012 ransomware has been an ever-growing threat. It inflicts catastrophic damage to endpoints, making it one of the most familiar types of computer threats and is well-recognized even by

Recently The Ponemon Institute conducted an independent survey that was sponsored by Palo Alto networks. The purpose of the survey was to examine "the relationships between the time spent and

Ransomware are an awful damaging threat to every enterprise, as we showed in previous blog post Minerva prevents execution of ransomware without the need for detection and before any damage is

In the last couple of years, we have witnessed the rise of ransomware taking users’ and organizations’ valuable files hostage. An example for such ransomware are the notorious Cryptowall,

Crypters are tools used by attackers to change the binary signature of a malware while keeping its original functionality intact. The main reason for using them is to evade detection. Last week

Duuzer is a backdoor detected by Symantec’s researchers, targeting mostly the manufacturing industry in South Korea. The researchers classified this newly discovered threat as advanced, working on

Browsers are a key element of most online activity. They allow us to browse websites and access all kinds of services, from email to bank accounts, social networks and many other services. Hackers

Today, Minerva Labs Research team and ClearSky Cyber Security published an in-depth report on a new threat actor operating in the Middle East. We dubbed the new actor "CopyKittens" because of the