Conti Unpacked | Understanding Ransomware Development As a Response to Detection
Conti’s rapid encryption speed is matched only by its rapid evolution. SentinelLabs’ deep dive explores its development in unprecedented detail.
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Bypassing macOS TCC User Privacy Protections By Accident and Design
TCC is meant to protect user data from unauthorized access, but design flaws mean users and malware can bypass TCC, even by accident.
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Evasive Maneuvers | Massive IcedID Campaign Aims For Stealth with Benign Macros
A widespread phishing campaign in operation since May is using a mix of old and new evasion tricks to drop IcedID malware.
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Gootloader: ‘Initial Access as a Service’ Platform Expands Its Search for High Value Targets
Gootloader expands its scope to target military, pharmaceutical and energy sectors, operating on an Initial Access As a Service model.
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ThunderCats Hack the FSB | Your Taxes Didn’t Pay For This Op
Early fingerpointing at Western governments for a hack against the Russian government was misplaced. Our taxes didn’t pay for this one.
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NobleBaron | New Poisoned Installers Could Be Used In Supply Chain Attacks
Nobelium – the new face of APT29 – deploys poisoned installers against Ukrainian government targets in a possible supply chain attack.
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From Wiper to Ransomware | The Evolution of Agrius
New threat actor Agrius engages in espionage and destructive attacks, masquerades as ransomware with custom backdoor, wiper and malware.
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Caught in the Cloud | How a Monero Cryptominer Exploits Docker Containers
This crypto mining campaign doesn’t use notable exploit components but leverages shell scripts to infect cloud containers and bypass AVs.
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CVE-2021-21551- Hundreds Of Millions Of Dell Computers At Risk Due to Multiple BIOS Driver Privilege Escalation Flaws
Update your Dell devices now! SentinelLabs discover five high severity flaws in Dell firmware update driver impacting desktops, laptops, notebooks and more.
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Relaying Potatoes: Another Unexpected Privilege Escalation Vulnerability in Windows RPC Protocol
A newly-discovered NTLM relay attack makes every Windows system vulnerable to an escalation of privileges attack, and there’s no patch in sight.
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