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BuerLoader is a stealthy implant, which is frequently used by attackers as an initial foothold in organizations. The malware’s common method of infection is by phishing mails, which contain a

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.

Contain the next malware outbreak and learn how endpoint vaccination works magic in your incident response.

Jackpotting attacks against ATMs are highly profitable, and often involve both logical and physical attack vectors. How can banks and ATM manufacturers safeguard their systems against such

When deciding how to augment your baseline AV protection on the endpoint, understand the benefits and operational characteristics of each approach you’re considering. Here are a few guidelines.

Minerva Labs has uncovered malicious software that implements a new evasive cryptocurrency mining campaign.

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 

The WannaCry/WannaCrypt malware outbreak of May 12th presents a powerful opportunity to reflect upon the endpoint security architecture to understand the role of the various defense layers that

Last week ESET published a blog post about a new advanced Trojan, capable of accessing sensitive information on air gapped machines. This rare capability enables it to target sensitive networks

The Carbanak gang is one of the most notorious cybercrime organizations in the world. As a matter of fact, Kaspersky's analysts estimated that the "total financial losses (caused by Carbanak)