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Corelight delivers static file analysis with YARA integration

Malicious files continue to be a significant threat to organizations; SonicWall reported more than six billion malware attacks in 2023. To help organizations prepare for and stay ahead of these threats, we’re introducing an integration with YARA that offers a deeper level of inspection for files across enterprise networks while helping security teams consolidate their toolset in the process.

How to Run PowerShell on Remote Computers

PowerShell is a great scripting and automation tool — and it also enables administrators to execute commands and scripts on remote computers remotely, as if they were sitting in front of them. Indeed, early in the history of PowerShell, Microsoft added support for cmdlets to run on remote systems with the -ComputerName parameter.

Complete Checklist to User Access Reviews: Best Practices and Essential Steps

Imagine a former employee still being able to access your network or current employees wielding permissions far beyond their roles. Both scenarios sound risky, right? Excessive permissions aren’t just a minor oversight — they’re significant vulnerabilities that could lead to costly data breaches, regulatory penalties, and other problematic consequences.

Ultralytics AI Pwn Request Supply Chain Attack

The ultralytics supply chain attack occurred in two distinct phases between December 4-7, 2024. In the first phase, two malicious versions were published to PyPI: version 8.3.41 was released on December 4 at 20:51 UTC and remained available for approximately 12 hours until its removal on December 5 at 09:15 UTC. Version 8.3.42 was published shortly after on December 5 at 12:47 UTC and was available for about one hour before removal at 13:47 UTC.

Snyk's risk-based approach to prioritization

Vulnerability identification is a key part of application security (AppSec). This process entails tracking and reporting the number of vulnerabilities found and fixed to give stakeholders clear insight into the organization’s security posture. However, identifying and monitoring vulnerabilities using traditional methods can make risk evaluation more difficult.

The Ultralytics Supply Chain Attack: Connecting the Dots with GitGuardian's Public Monitoring Data

On December 4, 2024, the Ultralytics Python module was backdoored to deploy a cryptominer. Using GitGuardian’s data, we reconstructed deleted commits, connecting the dots with the initial analysis. This investigation highlights the value of GitGuardian’s data in understanding supply chain attacks.

Nearly Half a Billion Emails in 2024 Were Malicious

A new report from Hornetsecurity has found that 427.8 million emails received by businesses in 2024 contained malicious content. “Once again, phishing remains the most prevalent form of attack, responsible for a third of all cyber-attacks in 2024,” Hornetsecurity’s researchers write. “This was confirmed by the analysis of 55.6 billion emails, showing that Phishing remains a top concern consistently year over year.

Decoding Stablecoins: A Revolution in Blockchain-Based Payments

With the advent of cutting-edge technologies like blockchain, the payments space is rapidly evolving. A conversation between Ran Goldi of Fireblocks and Nikola Plecas of Visa Crypto took listeners on a deep dive into the world of digital assets, blockchain, and the role and potential of stablecoins in global payments.

CIS Control 09: Email and Web Browser Protections

Web browsers and email clients are used to interact with external and internal assets. Both applications can be used as a point of entry within an organization. Users of these applications can be manipulated using social engineering attacks. A successful social engineering attack needs to convince users to interact with malicious content. A successful attack could give an attacker an entry point within an organization. CIS Control 9 provides several safeguards to ensure the safety of external information.

A New Chapter for Bitsight: Welcoming Cybersixgill & Cyber Threat Intelligence

Today, I am thrilled to announce the official closing of Bitsight’s acquisition of Cybersixgill, a leading provider of cyber threat intelligence solutions. This is not only a pivotal step in our long-term vision—it’s a reinforcement of our promise to help each and every one of our customers to make smarter, faster risk decisions. Bitsight was founded on the belief that cyber risk is not binary.