Baiting Attackers to Identify Malicious Payloads Like CoinMiners
This post illustrates how you can leverage the threat intel from honeypots to identify malicious payloads like CoinMiners to block cryptojacking attempts.
Malicious threat detection is a critical capability for service providers, businesses and network security vendors allowing real-time identification of URLs and IPs associated with viruses, malware, and other threats with potential to harm to your system.
In-House Cyber Threat Intelligence Begs a Multi-Million Dollar Question
Ingesting threat feeds to build in-house cyber threat intel solutions will prove to be a costly mistake for most. Do you have what it takes?
Attacking IP Detection Enhances zvelo’s Threat Intelligence Solutions
zvelo’s attacking IP detections can be used to fend off Brute Force attacks launched against commonly attacked ports like SSH and FTP.
Honeypots: Baiting Attackers to Understand Your Adversary
Understand the danger of misconfigured and publicly exposed assets by using honeypots to bait adversaries and expose your attack surface.
The Writing on the Wall: Accountability is Coming
The Strengthening American Cybersecurity Act is necessary to protect the Nation’s critical infrastructure. But is it enough?
Ransomware Insurance Demand Spikes, Coverage Drops, Hackers Thrive
As ransomware insurance demand spikes along side of extortion demands, insurers are imposing strict requirements and coverage limitations to mitigate losses.
New Features Enhance zvelo’s Malicious Threat Detection
Zvelo Unveils New Features and Capabilities in its Malicious Threat Detection and Global Cyber Threat Intelligence
SysJoker Malware Threat Alert
SysJoker Threat Alert: zvelo protects clients against SysJoker, a cross-platform backdoor malware attack targeting Linux, Mac, and Windows.
Emotet’s Return Foreshadows Surge in Ransomware
Commonly used by eCrime groups like Wizard Spider, the return of Emotet foreshadows a potential surge in ransomware attacks.
Threat Alert: Log4j Vulnerability Update
Threat Update: The Log4j vulnerability continues to be actively exploited. Immediate action to update and monitor potentially impacted systems is advised.