Attack of the Killer Cameras
By now, you will be aware that the Internet of Things is a thing and that it is an ever-growing network made up of disastrously insecure appliances, vehicles, cameras, and other devices connected to the Internet. What you may not be aware of is that this shadow network is now being used as a weapon to attack web sites with DDoS floods with some of the highest volumes ever seen.
What a script! Detecting and analyzing a Flash drive-by attack (Screenshot Demo)
Flash drive-by downloads and malvertising continue to be common attack vectors for malware infections. Here's a look at how these attacks can be detected and stopped based on behavioral characteristics.
Detecting and Mitigating USB Propagating Malware (Screenshot Demo)
Put those hot glue guns away – here’s how to detect and mitigate USB propagating malware.
A Good Phishing Attack is Worth a Million Zero-Days
Dridex keeps coming back with a vengeance - let's take a look at how the malware works and what can be done to stop it.
Detecting CryptoWall 3.0 Using Real Time Event Correlation
Today we’re sharing a use case from the DG Lab in which we detected a variant of the CryptoWall 3.0 ransomware by correlating indicators of compromise within system process calls in real time.
Recent Breaches, Alerts Call for Improved Defense Against POS Malware
Cyber attacks relying on POS malware have made a major resurgence – read on to learn about some new developments and incidents involving POS malware as well as tips for protecting POS systems against data breaches.
Podec Trojan Marks Spike in Malware Distribution via Mobile Apps, Social Media
The unveiling of the Podec Trojan by Kaspersky once again demonstrates the risks involved with downloading mobile applications from untrusted or unofficial app stores.
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