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Threat actors often make use of weaponized PDF files as they enable them to deliver malware and execute attacks through phishing schemes.  These PDFs can contain embedded malicious code, links, …

In a recent cyberattack, Russian cybersecurity firm Doctor Web (Dr.Web) was forced to disconnect all its servers to mitigate the threat and ensure the safety of its infrastructure. Cyber Attack …

Cybersecurity leaders face immense pressure to protect their organizations from increasingly sophisticated cyber threats. With over 1,636 cyberattacks occurring weekly per organization and 98% of web applications found vulnerable to …

Splunk users can now leverage ANY.RUN’s sandbox and threat intelligence directly within their Splunk SOAR environment. This allows for the analysis of suspicious files and URLs within the ANY.RUN sandbox …

Law enforcement agencies have successfully dismantled “Ghost,” a sophisticated encrypted communication platform allegedly designed exclusively for criminal use. The operation, codenamed “Kraken,” resulted in the arrest of the platform’s alleged …

A joint cybersecurity advisory issued by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), Cyber National Mission Force (CNMF), and National Security Agency (NSA) has revealed that hackers linked to the People’s …

Trojanized PDF readers are malicious software that are disguised as legitimate PDF viewing applications.  They are primarily used by the threat actors to deliver malware by exploiting vulnerabilities in the …

Block ciphers are a fundamental component of modern cryptography, crucial in securing data across various digital platforms. Unlike stream ciphers, which encrypt data one bit at a time, block ciphers …

Malvertising (malicious advertising) refers to the practice of embedding harmful code within online advertisements, which can lead to malware infections on users’ devices.  This technique often exploits legitimate advertising networks, …