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By Naor Brin
In recent years, “Pig Butchering” scams have rapidly emerged as a significant global threat, primarily targeting individuals with fraudulent investment schemes. This type of scam, originally known for its roots in China, has transformed into a global phenomenon, where victims are led to believe they are making lucrative investments, often in cryptocurrency.
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By Yehonatan Wiesel
The United States, is a prime target for cyber attacks. The U.S. retail sector, which holds nearly one-third of the global market share, has seen a significant rise in ransomware incidents, accounting for 45% of global retail ransomware cases in the past three quarters—a 9% increase from 2023. New groups like Ransomhub and Hunters have emerged and supply chain threats have increased. Social engineering tactics are on the rise, with attackers impersonating IT personnel.
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By Ben Neeman
In this blog we will cover what we know about the Finastra breach, what we know about who might have been compromised and an analysis of the validity of the Threat Actor abyss0.
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By Adi Bleih
The Akira ransomware group has been active since March 2023, targeting diverse industries across North America, the UK, and Australia. Operating as a Ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS) model, Akira employs a double-extortion strategy by stealing sensitive data before encrypting it. According to their leak site, the group claims to have compromised over 350 organizations.
The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has released version 2.0 of its Cyber security Framework (CSF), significantly elevating cyber security guidelines. This update brings in major changes that will affect several actors like Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs), Managed Security Service Providers (MSSPs), and individual users, among others.
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By Coral Tayar
Hacktivism – the practice of carrying out cyberattacks to advance political or social goals – is not new. Hacktivist attacks go as far back as the 1980s. Yet today’s hacktivists often look and operate in ways that are markedly different from their predecessors. They’ve embraced new techniques, they often have more resources at their disposal and they can prove more challenging to stop.
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By Naftali Goodman
The typical Security Operations Center (SOC) faces a wide variety of responsibilities. In addition to monitoring internal systems for signs of threats and breaches, modern SOCs are tasked with managing external risks through practices such as: Each of these practices addresses different types of risks, and it would be wrong to say that any one practice is fundamentally more important than the others.
Telegram, with over 700 million users globally, is widely known for its privacy features, but its lack of strict moderation has made it a favored platform for cyber criminals. Over recent years, the platform has been linked to illegal activities, including drug and weapons trafficking, child exploitation, and cyber crime operations like phishing, malware distribution, and stolen data trading.
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By Mara Miano
The Cyberint Europe Threat Landscape 2024-2025 report sheds light on the increasingly complex and evolving cyber threat environment affecting organizations across Europe and the UK. Leveraging data from Cyberint—which monitors threats like phishing, malware, and supply chain vulnerabilities—the report highlights a surge in malicious activities driven by global conflicts, technological shifts, and the growing use of generative AI in cybercrime.
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By Shmuel Gihon
Although 2024 began with a Q1 decline in the frequency of ransomware attacks, the second quarter was underscored by a return to a much more intimidating world of ransomware attacks globally, and the third quarter continues the trend of the second. In Q2 2024, the number of attacks stood at 1,277 cases, but Q3 saw a small decrease of 5.5% with 1209 cases.
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By Cyberint
This is not only important for Cyberint's bottom line, but also crucial to demonstrate to investors that we are spending responsibly. One of the problems that CFOs encounter frequently is product sprawl. Where teams are using separate solutions for different purposes, each with their own price tag. Many of these point solutions aren’t better than a consolidated product; if they were using one, the information shared would make the tool more valuable. Despite this product sprawl occurs. The same is true for cybersecurity products.
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By Cyberint
Learn more about our Threat Intelligence here: https://cyberint.com/platform/threat-intelligence/
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By Cyberint
Learn about Cyberint Threat Intelligence Here: https://cyberint.com/platform/threat-intelligence/
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By Cyberint
Learn about what happened when we found a major US retailer employee's credentials on the Dark Web..
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By Cyberint
The United States is at the epicenter of cyber crime globally. It is by far the most highly-targeted nation, and American businesses face a higher volume of attacks as well as more costly consequences when an attack is successful. In this webinar, Cyberint Threat Research Team Lead Shmuel Gihon will discuss the current US threat landscape, recent trends, and the most urgent risks to prepare for. Using research and data collected by the Cyberint research team.
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By Cyberint
The suppliers are the weak point in the security organization, 62% of attacks were through suppliers..... Existing tactics such as periodic pen testing, questionaires etc. don't cut it! Find out who your suppliers are, how healthy their protection is, how targeted they are AND be notified when an issue happens.
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By Cyberint
Up until 2023 third party risk management has been flawed. 2023 brings big changes and Cyberint is leading the way. We had fun acting out some of the benefits.....
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