Emotet Spam Abuses Unconventional IP Address Formats to Spread Malware
We found waves of Emotet spam campaigns using unconventional IP addresses to evade detection. Read More HERE…
Trend Micro Research : Cyber Crime
This Week in Security News – January 21, 2022
This week, read about various cybersecurity threats that affect industrial control and the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA)’s latest cyberattack warnings. Read More HERE…
Defending Users’ NAS Devices From Evolving Threats
In our latest research, we analyze the threats targeting well-known brands of network-attached storage (NAS) devices. Read More HERE…
Earth Lusca Employs Sophisticated Infrastructure, Varied Tools and Techniques
Our technical brief provides an in-depth look at Earth Lusca’s activities, the tools it employs in attacks, and the infrastructure it uses. Read More HERE…
The Log4j story, and how it has impacted our customers
Read about the Log4j story, an analysis of the impact and what to do next. Read More HERE…
What to Do About Log4j
Learn more about some tactical measures people are already taking, and some strategic guidance for what to do after the immediate crisis abates. Read More HERE…
Staging a Quack: Reverse Analyzing a Fileless QAKBOT Stager
We analyzed a fileless QAKBOT stager possibly connected to the recently reported Squirrelwaffle campaign. Read More HERE…
This Week in Security News – December 10, 2021
This week, read about Trend Micro’s predictions for security in the coming year. Also, learn about the Biden administration’s latest initiatives for curtailing attacks on the transport infrastructure. Read More HERE…
This Week in Security News – December 3, 2021
This week, learn about how Squirrelwaffle utilized ProxyLogon and ProxyShell to hack email chains. Also, read on a recent data breach of the Los Angeles Planned Parenthood Network. Read More HERE…
Vulnerabilities Exploited for Monero Mining Malware Delivered via GitHub, Netlify
We looked into exploitation attempts we observed in the wild and the abuse of legitimate platforms Netlify and GitHub as repositories for malware. Read More HERE…