2023 marks a pivotal year in business evolution. As organizations struggle with the dual challenges of fortifying their security infrastructure and managing operational costs, the attraction of achieving more with less in your SOC becomes paramount. With the surge in unique malware samples to an astonishing 1.5 per minute in
Even decades after the term “phishing” was coined, attackers are still innovating. In the past few weeks, we have seen a stark increase in a tactic referred to as “Quishing”: A form of phishing which abuses QR codes to attack victims. Traditional phishing attacks, which typically involve a malicious email
As we delve deeper into the cybercriminal landscape, infostealer malware remains a pervasive threat, continuing to evolve and adapt to net attackers a wealth of sensitive data. These malicious tools, deftly infiltrating systems, swipe everything from login credentials to credit card details, fueling a thriving black market on the dark
In the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity, tools like VirusTotal can provide invaluable insights. However, as a recent headline-grabbing incident demonstrated, it’s crucial to understand how to use these resources responsibly to avoid accidental data leaks. In today’s evolving cybersecurity landscape, two phrases are gaining traction and for good reason –
Introduction BumbleBee is a fairly new malware loader that targets Windows computers. The initial discovery occurred in March 2022, marking a full year since its emergence. In this blog post, we’ll summarize BumbleBee’s activities, features, and important points based on the research published over the past year. Getting a handle
Introduction Historically, leveraging shared threat intelligence for malware detection has presented significant challenges to security teams. These challenges stem from the ever-evolving nature of malware threats, as well as the need for timely and accurate intelligence sharing among relevant parties. Traditional hash-based indicators, which rely on precise matches, frequently fall
Introduction The ML series blogs we posted, recently, focused on the details of creating ML models addressing VMRay’s defined use case, which is enhancing its phishing URL detection. In this series, we tackled how we engineered features (i.e. feature engineering) to be used in model training, using the clean output
Introduction Malware threat landscape is constantly shifting towards advanced and targeted cyber attacks. It’s hard to find the balance between the increasing need for higher level of detection with to overwhelming your teams with higher volume and frequency of alerts, which lead to alert fatigue. It’s not just about detecting
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