Minerva Labs Blog

Following the leak of an enhanced Buhtrap malware source code, Minerva’s research team released a summary of its highlights, sharing their insights about this threat and the aftermath of the leak.

Despite their efforts to prevent intrusions, enterprises can find themselves dealing with large-scale compromises. When the investigation reveals that numerous endpoints in the organizations are

If you’re thinking of adding on a security services offering to your practice or already have such a solution, confirm that your customers know what to expect from your security service.

If you’re like most MSPs, you’re always looking to increase either the scope of current services within a given customer or are looking to expand your service offerings.

Cybercriminals are increasingly relying on malicious cryptominers as a way of making money online, often shifting from using ransomware or diversifying revenue streams.

Threats to state and local governments can be prevented before having to pay a fortune in remediation costs. Learn why municipalities and governmental services are a prime target for

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

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

Spora is presently among the most common ransomware families. For instance, it struck countless victims in the fake “Chrome Font Pack Update” campaign, encrypting victims’ files even without

During the last couple of days, a new ransomware campaign dubbed CryptoLuck was unveiled by the exploit kit expert @kafiene.