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The rise of generative AI is creating new ways to both attack and defend assets. Which threats are solid and which are vapor?
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Key findings from the research also show three of the four new malware threats on this quarter's top-ten list originated in China and Russia, living-off-the-land attacks on the rise, and more.
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A recent campaign shows that the politically motivated threat actor has more tricks up its sleeve than previously known, targeting a critical exploit and wiping logs to cover their tracks.
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A recent campaign shows that the politically motivated threat actor has more tricks up its sleeve than previously known, targeting a critical exploit and wiping logs to cover their tracks.
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A recent campaign shows that the politically motivated threat actor has more tricks up its sleeve than previously known, targeting a critical exploit and wiping logs to cover their tracks.
The Hacker News
A threat actor known as Muddled Libra is targeting the business process outsourcing (BPO) industry with persistent attacks that leverage advanced social engineering ploys to gain initial access. "The attack style defining Muddled Libra appeared on the cybersecurity radar in late 2022 with the release of the 0ktapus phishing kit, which offered a prebuilt hosting framework and bundled templates,"
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This new role safeguarding cloud deployments requires an exceedingly rare set of technical and soft skills.
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Threat actors have grown increasingly sophisticated in applying social engineering tactics against their victims, which is key to this oft-underrated cybercriminal scam's success.
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A fully undetectable (FUD) malware obfuscation engine named BatCloak is being used to deploy various malware strains since September 2022, while persistently evading antivirus detection. The samples grant "threat actors the ability to load numerous malware families and exploits with ease through highly obfuscated batch files," Trend Micro researchers said. About 79.6% of the total 784 artifacts