As Cryptocurrency Crash Continues, Will Mining Threat Follow?
By Talos Group Post authored by Nick Biasini. Executive Summary As 2018 draws to a close, one technology has definitively left its… Source:: Cisco Security Notice
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Connecting the dots between recently active cryptominers
By Talos Group Post authored by David Liebenberg and Andrew Williams. Executive Summary Through Cisco Talos‘ investigation of illicit cryptocurrency mining… Source:: Cisco Security Notice
Threat Hunting for the Holidays
By Gedeon Hombrebueno How to stop the ‘Grinch‘ from breaking your endpoint defenses You’re gearing up for the holidays. But then your phone rings – it’s your manager. He just heard… Source:: Cisco Security Notice
Black Hat Europe 2018
By Jessica Bair Black Hat Europe 2018 activity in the NOC was exciting from the first day and it never let up through the week. Source:: Cisco Security Notice
Threat Roundup for Dec. 7 to Dec. 14
By Talos Group Today, Talos is publishing a glimpse into the most prevalent threats we’ve observed between Dec. 7 and Dec. 14. As with previous roundups, this post isn’t meant to be an… Source:: Cisco Security Notice
Bitcoin Bomb Scare Associated with Sextortion Scammers
By Talos Group This blog was written by Jaeson Schultz. Organizations across the country are on edge today after a flurry of phony bomb threats hit several public entities Thursday, such as universities,… Source:: Cisco Security Notice
How Stealthwatch Cloud protects against the most critical Kubernetes vulnerability to-date, CVE-2018-1002105
By Jeff Moncrief The increasing popularity of traditional cloud computing technologies such as server-less, on-demand compute and containerized environments has made technologies like Kubernetes part of our daily vernacular as it relates to… Source:: Cisco Security Notice
You’ve Got (Compromised) Mail!
By Ben Munroe There are two kinds of people in this world: those who have been affected by Business Email Compromise (BEC) scams and those who don’t know they have been hit with… Source:: Cisco Security Notice
Nearly every threat is either on an endpoint, or it’s headed there
By Aaron Woland This is because the endpoint is, well, the end. That is where data resides; where individuals organize, communicate, and conduct nearly all activities of their lives; and is often considered… Source:: Cisco Security Notice
Cryptomining: A sheep or a wolf?
By Marc Blackmer One of, if not the, most prominent motivators for threat actors is money. Whether it’s botnet owners renting out their services for DDoS attacks, tech support scammers cold-calling people to… Source:: Cisco Security Notice