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Based on our survey of over 900 ICS security leaders in the United States, Germany, and Japan, we dig deeper into each industry’s challenges and present Trend Micro’s recommendations. Read More HERE…
Based on our survey of over 900 ICS security leaders in the United States, Germany, and Japan, we dig deeper into each industry’s challenges and present Trend Micro’s recommendations. Read More HERE…
We look into a recent attack orchestrated by the Black Basta ransomware ransomware group that used the banking trojan QakBot as a means of entry and movement and took advantage of the PrintNightmare vulnerability to perform privileged file operations. Read More HERE…
Alongside the physical conflict happening between Russia and Ukraine, there have also been an increasing number of alleged cyberattacks perpetrated by different groups.
Our research teams have verified and validated internal data and external reports to provide accurate information that can be used to strengthen defenses against these attacks. We will continuously update this blog with validated threats as more events unfold. Read More HERE…
As global tension rises, cyber-risk management and security fundamentals are the key to cyber-resilience. 5 best practices are presented to manage your cyber risk. Read More HERE…
SMS PVA services’ use of infected Android phones reveals flaws in SMS verification, and ‘Russian state-sponsored cyber actors’ cited in hacks of U.S. defense contractors Read More HERE…
We have been tracking a campaign involving the SpyAgent malware that abuses well-known remote access tools (RATs) for some time now. While previous versions of the malware have been covered by other researchers, our blog entry focuses on the malicious actor’s latest attacks. Read More HERE…
This week, learn about how the QAKBOT Loader malware has evolved its techniques and strategies over time. Also, read about the most recent initiative by the legislation to further cybersecurity protection. Read More HERE…
In 2019, we wrote a blog entry about a threat actor, known as APT-C-36 or Blind Eagle, targeting entities in Colombia and other South American countries with spam emails. We have continued tracking this threat actor and share our new findings about APT-C-36’s ongoing spam campaign during that monitoring phase. Read More HERE…