Stopping JSCEAL Before Data Theft Begins: Detection and Prevention in Cato SASE

JavaScript-based crypto stealers are designed to hide in plain sight.

They arrive over innocent-looking, encrypted web traffic and aim to steal credentials and wallet data before anyone notices.

In this demo, you’ll see how the Cato SASE Platform stops a real JavaScript crypto stealer (JSCEAL) in real time.

We show:
How the malware is delivered over standard web traffic
How Cato inspects encrypted traffic inline, in a single pass
How the attack is identified and blocked before it reaches the endpoint
How security teams get immediate visibility in the Cato Management Application

There are no point products, no manual correlation, and no post-breach cleanup.
The threat is detected, blocked, and logged by the same cloud-native platform.
This is what real-time threat prevention looks like when networking and security are fully converged.

Learn more about Cato SASE: https://catonetworks.com

00:00 JSCEAL Explained

00:52 Infected Workstation

01:27 JSCEAL Stopped with Cato

02:03 Behind the Scenes

02:27 Conclusion

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