Learn about an emerging ransomware-as-a-service called DeathGrip and their use of LockBit and Yashma/Chaos-based payloads to deliver malware.
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Cequence is excited to announce the latest release of our Unified API Protection (UAP) platform, version 7.3. This release has big new features and updates to existing capabilities, so let’s take a tour. The major feature categories include: New Summary Dashboard New API Inventory Page New Integrations New ML-based Threat Classification Automated AI Bot Detection […]
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Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) cards are ubiquitously used to authenticate using a physical token. This technology is often embedded in […]
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Half of the 40,000 internet-connected industrial control systems (ICS) devices in the U.S., more than half of which are associated with building control and automation protocols, run low-level automation protocols found in wireless and consumer access networks, including those of Verizon and Comcast.
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Researchers from JPCERT uncovered a new technique known as “Smali Gadget Injection,” which is set to revolutionize the dynamic analysis of Android malware. This method offers a more flexible approach compared to existing tools like Frida, which, while useful, provide limited insights due to their general-purpose nature. Traditionally, analyzing Android malware dynamically has posed significant […]
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