Creating a comprehensive incident response plan is vital for dealing with cyber security incidents. It ensures that your security team can address and mitigate potential threats quickly and effectively.
If they weren't so harmful to both businesses and consumers, the sophistication of modern phishing would be quite impressive. Today's most invasive cybercriminals have moved beyond the old strategies of generic mass-email scams. They're now leveraging advanced technologies like Artificial Intelligence (AI,) deepfake media, and real-time behavioral analytics to craft highly personalized and nearly undetectable attacks.
Man-in-the-Middle (MITM) attacks are a type of cyber attack in which cybercriminals intercept data sent between two businesses or individuals. It’s a major threat to both individuals and businesses. Watch this video to learn how you can protect yourself from Man-in-the-Middle attacks.
Today, SquareX released new threat research on an advanced Browser-in-the-Middle (BitM) attack targeting Safari users. As highlighted by Mandiant, adversaries have been increasingly using BitM attacks to steal credentials and gain unauthorized access to enterprise SaaS apps. BitM attacks work by using a remote browser to trick victims into interacting with an attacker-controlled browser via a pop-up window in the victim's browser.
As more details of the April ransomware attack on UK retailer Marks and Spencer are made public, we are directly witnessing the cascading repercussions that organizations face when victimized by a well-thought-out and properly executed attack. In the specific case of M&S, the UK retailer is dealing with a supply chain attack, as M&S CEO Stewart Machin confirmed in a published report.
Possessing a resilient business allows for easy maneuvering around competitors during cyberattacks or supply-chain ordeal. In modern business, agility is paramount. New technologies and shifting markets have the potential to rapidly catalyze change. Still, external factors such as cyber attacks and natural disasters can disrupt the flow of even the most nimble businesses.
Hazy Hawk uses DNS records to target domains, a new malware campaign delivers fileless Remcos RAT, and threat actors combine AES encryption and malicious npm packages in a novel phishing attack.
Today’s adversaries are increasingly operating in the cloud — and Sebastian Walla, Deputy Manager of Emerging Threats at CrowdStrike, is watching them. In this episode, he joins Adam and Cristian to dive into the latest cloud attack techniques and the adversaries behind them.