Ransomware Demo: SentinelOne VS SeroXen RAT – Detect and Recover

In this video, we demonstrate SentinelOne’s capabilities in detecting and preventing the SeroXen RAT, a robust and stealthy Remote Access Trojan (RAT) that has been making rounds in the cybersecurity landscape.

SeroXen, first observed in September 2022, is a derivative of the well-established Quasar RAT. It boasts of several improvements, including heavy obfuscation, in-memory-only execution, and assembly, which allow it to evade many common detection triggers. Its features include Full Undetectable (FUD) capabilities, Windows Defender Bypass, HVNC, rootkit components, UAC Bypass, and more.

However, as of June 1, 2023, public sales of SeroXen have been halted. Despite this, the threat it poses to cybersecurity remains significant. In this demo, we showcase how SentinelOne effectively detects and prevents this RAT, providing a robust defense against such sophisticated cyber threats.

Watch the demo to understand how SentinelOne’s advanced threat detection and prevention capabilities can protect your systems against threats like SeroXen RAT. For more technical insights and cybersecurity updates, subscribe to our channel.