Police arrest SmokeLoader malware customers, AkiraBot abuses AI to bypass CAPTCHAs, and Gamaredon delivers GammaSteel via infected drives.
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Read SentinelOne's response to President Donald Trump's Executive Order dated April 9, 2025 here.
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We share actionable mitigation and detection strategies against IngressNightmare so you can protect against possible exploitation in runtime.
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DoJ seize $8.2m crypto from romance baiters, China-linked threat actor exploits bug in Connect Secure, and new WRECKSTEEL malware targets Ukrainian gov.
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In this guest blog post, learn about six commonly missed AWS 'blind spots' that could lead to risk in your cloud infrastructure.
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Interpol disrupts cybercrime ring in Africa, new credential stuffing service targets 140 sites, and EncryptHub exploits Windows MMC zero-day.
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Learn how to secure and leverage the full performance benefits of GPUs by mitigating undue risks in Kubernetes and GPU device plugins.
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A widespread campaign with binaries written in different source languages, ReaderUpdate presents unique challenges for detection and analysis.
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Three new bugs added to CISA's KEV catalog, RaaS affiliates use new custom backdoor, and compromised GitHub Action exposes CI/CD secrets.
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In this guest blog post, learn the basics on how to build and maintain an effective AWS security posture leveraging various best practices.
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This ExecBrief helps organizations understand and address the various cyber risks that can stem from mergers and acquisitions.
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Police seize malicious crypto exchange, PRC-based spies backdoor Juniper routers, and actors target global industries via critical PHP flaw.
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SentinelOne is celebrating International Women's Day by highlighting the stories of many of our leaders in the workplace.
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Black Basta chat logs reveal threat intel, Termite ransomware leaks patient data on the dark web, and Ghostwriter targets Belarusian opposition.
The post The Good, the Bad and the Ugly in Cybersecurity – Week 9 appeared first on SentinelOne.
Chrome and Mozilla release security fixes, latest Darcula PhaaS spoofs any brand, and GRU-linked actors exploit Signal feature for RCE.
The post The Good, the Bad and the Ugly in Cybersecurity – Week 8 appeared first on SentinelOne.
Police disrupt Phobos, 8Base and LockBit, Sarcoma ransomware targets PCB giant, and China-linked APTs use espionage tools in ransomware attacks.
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Police arrest NATO and US military hacker, zero-click spyware infects WhatsApp users, and DPRK FERRET malware targets macOS users and GitHub repos.
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DPRK 'Contagious Interview' campaign continues to target Mac users with new variants of FERRET malware and Github devs with repo spam.
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Officials seize two major hacking forums, zero-day bug found in multiple Apple products, and APTs abuse Gemini AI to bolster cyber operations.
The post The Good, the Bad and the Ugly in Cybersecurity – Week 5 appeared first on SentinelOne.
Learn how to protect against the abuse of AWS Server-Side Encryption with Customer-Provided Keys (SSE-C) in ransomware campaigns.
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