US govt launches cyber trust program, spammers use neglected domains to evade detection, and Japan accuses MirrorFace of cyber espionage.
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Feds sanction election disrupters, Brain Cipher leaks Rhode Islanders' data, and KEV catalog records 185 additional flaws in 2024.
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Before we ring in the New Year, SentinelOne reviews and reflects on some of the most formative cyber news stories that occurred in 2024.
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DoJ jail key Raccoon Stealer member, Bitter APT uses RATs to spy on Turkish defense sector, and phishing attack exploits Microsoft MSC files.
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Learn about autonomous SOC and how SentinelOne uses a maturity model to frame the shifts it will bring to day-to-day security operations.
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Police disrupt Ragnarok operators and DDoS platforms, flaw in Microsoft MFA could allow bypass, and IT firms targeted via VSCode abuse.
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SentinelOne achieves 100% detection and zero detection delays in the MITRE ATT&CK® Evaluations: Enterprise 2024.
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SentinelOne is included in this year’s Fortune Best Workplaces for Parents, ranking among the top 70 companies worldwide for working parents.
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Police seize chat platform and laundering networks, Russian APT hijacks Pakistani actor's systems, and China targets global telecom providers.
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China spy handed 4-year jail term, cloud phishing campaign targets OneDrive, and Russian APT exploits Firefox and Windows zero days.
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DoJ charges RaaS admin and extortionists, NodeStealer harvests data via Facebook, and DPRK front companies linked to active network in China.
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Feds sentence PII extortionist, Volt Typhoon rebuilds botnet to target old SOHO routers, and TA455 uses fake job lures in aerospace industry
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In this new report, learn how threat actors are leveraging cloud services to target web services with ransomware attackers.
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Authorities arrest data thief and disrupt cybercrime infrastructure, North Korean APT targets Macs for crypto, and AWS keys stolen via fake PyPi package.
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Police seize Redline and Meta infostealers, fraudsters launch election-themed scams, and DPRK threat actors collaborate with Play ransomware.
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S Ventures announces an investment in Galileo to ensure that the models powering AI applications are secure, trustworthy, and reliable.
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This post covers the threat of Kubernetes privilege escalation as well as the abuse potential of system pods within an attack chain.
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An unknown threat actor is developing ransomware to lock files and steal data on macOS, and it's not LockBit.
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Two major DDoS operators indicted, OilRig APT exploits Windows flaw in credential theft, and RomCom RAT variant targets Ukrainian government.
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Explore the future of vulnerability prioritization in Singularity Vulnerability Management now with EPSS and KEV support.
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