Introduction The pace of innovation hasn’t slowed in 2025, and neither have we! With three impactful releases already rolled out, we continue to strengthen the VMRay Platform with comprehensive updates that empower analysts, enhance detection accuracy, and boost overall performance. Now, without further ado, let’s dive into the highlights of
The Labs team at VMRay actively gathers publicly available data to identify any noteworthy malware developments that demand immediate attention. We complement this effort with our internal tracking and monitor events the security community reports to stay up-to-date with the latest changes in the cyber threat landscape. In September 2025,
Overview As announced In our VMRay 2025.3 Release highlights blogpost, our phishing detections on cloud are now powered with Computer Vision capabilities. This allows VMRay’s threat identifiers ( VTIs ) to detect brands and page structures based on how they appear to the end user, which makes them more resilient
The Labs team at VMRay actively gathers publicly available data to identify any noteworthy malware developments that demand immediate attention. We complement this effort with our internal tracking and monitor events the security community reports to stay up-to-date with the latest changes in the cyber threat landscape. In August 2025,
Introduction Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) files are increasingly being abused as initial phishing vectors. By embedding scriptable content directly in standalone “.svg” files— which users typically perceive as benign images—, threat actors are executing JavaScript code while evading traditional static analysis and email filters. At VMRay, our continuous threat monitoring
Introduction Since the release of VMRay Platform 2025.2, we’ve had a busy start to the summer. Back then, we introduced SVG file analysis, a feature that continues to gain traction as threat actors increasingly adopt SVG-based phishing delivery techniques. If you’re curious about the evolution of SVG threats and how
The Labs team at VMRay actively gathers publicly available data to identify any noteworthy malware developments that demand immediate attention. We complement this effort with our internal tracking and monitor events the security community reports to stay up-to-date with the latest changes in the cyber threat landscape. In January 2025,
The Labs team at VMRay actively gathers publicly available data to identify any noteworthy malware developments that demand immediate attention. We complement this effort with our internal tracking and monitor events the security community reports to stay up-to-date with the latest changes in the cyber threat landscape. In December 2024,
Introduction Phishing has been known as one of the leading initial attack vectors for a long time. Here at VMRay we are continuously monitoring phishing activities in order to keep our users protected from new and existing phishing threats. In the past few months, we discovered several new phishing campaigns
The Labs team at VMRay actively gathers publicly available data to identify any noteworthy malware developments that demand immediate attention. We complement this effort with our internal tracking and monitor events the security community reports to stay up-to-date with the latest changes in the cyber threat landscape. In November 2024,
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