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www.anomali.com | ||
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www.deepinstinct.com
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| | | | | BPFdoor is a Linux-specific, low-profile, passive backdoor intended to maintain a persistent, long-term foothold in already-breached networks and environments and functions primarily to ensure an attacker can re-enter an infected system over an extended period of time, post-compromise. The malware gets its name from its usage of a Berkley Packet Filter - a fairly unique way of receiving its instructions and evading detection, which bypasses firewall restrictions on incoming traffic. | |
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www.trendmicro.com
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| | | | | We take a closer look at the operations of Clop, a prolific ransomware family that has gained notoriety for its high-profile attacks. We review this ransomware group's constantly changing schemes and discuss how companies can shore up defenses against this threat. | |
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blog.eclecticiq.com
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| | | | | Arda Buyukkaya reveals how the Black Basta Ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS) group used an automated brute forcing framework to target edge network devices of its victims. | |
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www.darktrace.com
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| | | [AI summary] The provided text discusses two main topics: first, a detailed analysis of a cyberattack on Marks & Spencer (M&S) that spanned multiple domains, including identity, network, cloud, and email, and second, the challenges and solutions in investigating cross-domain cyber threats. The M&S attack involved social engineering, credential theft, and ransomware deployment. The text highlights the need for advanced tools like Darktrace's Cyber AI Analyst to automate and streamline cross-domain investigations, enabling faster and more effective threat response. | ||
