Kimsuky | Ongoing Campaign Using Tailored Reconnaissance Toolkit
North Korean APT group focuses on file reconnaissance and information exfiltration with latest variant of RandomQuery malware.
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LABScon Replay | Does This Look Infected 2 (APT41)
Mandiant researchers Van Ta and Rufus Brown take us on a journey of discovery into the compromise of multiple U.S. Government networks by APT41.
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LABScon Replay | Malshare: 10 Years of Running a Public Malware Repository
Silas Cutler, founder of MalShare, explores some of the challenges and rewards of developing and maintaining a free malware repository for researchers.
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Hypervisor Ransomware | Multiple Threat Actor Groups Hop on Leaked Babuk Code to Build ESXi Lockers
Availability of leaked Babuk source code is fuelling a proliferation of file lockers targeting VMware ESXi.
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Kimsuky Evolves Reconnaissance Capabilities in New Global Campaign
DPRK-linked threat actor deploys previously unseen reconnaissance tool 'ReconShark' in wave of ongoing attacks.
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Transparent Tribe (APT36) | Pakistan-Aligned Threat Actor Expands Interest in Indian Education Sector
SentinelLabs has been tracking a cluster of malicious documents that stage the Crimson RAT malware distributed by APT36 (Transparent Tribe).
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Dissecting AlienFox | The Cloud Spammer’s Swiss Army Knife
A sophisticated new toolset is being used to harvest credentials from multiple cloud service providers, including AWS SES and Microsoft Office 365.
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The Life and Times of SysInternals | How One Developer Changed the Face of Malware Analysis
Mark Russinovich, founder of SysInternals, explores the history and development of one of the security industry's most essential toolkits.
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Operation Tainted Love | Chinese APTs Target Telcos in New Attacks
Cyber espionage actor deploys custom credential theft malware in new campaign targeting the telecoms sector.
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Winter Vivern | Uncovering a Wave of Global Espionage
SentinelLabs uncover a previously unknown set of espionage campaigns conducted by Winter Vivern advanced persistent threat (APT) group.
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