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A vulnerability, which was classified as critical, has been found in IBM Aspera Orchestrator 4.0.1. Affected by this issue is some unknown functionality of the component Password Change Handler. The manipulation leads to session expiration. This vulnerability is handled as CVE-2023-26288. The attack may be launched remotely. There is no exploit available. It is recommended to upgrade the affected component.

A vulnerability classified as problematic was found in IBM Security Directory Integrator and Security Verify Directory Integrator. Affected by this vulnerability is an unknown functionality. The manipulation leads to cookie without 'httponly' flag. This vulnerability is known as CVE-2022-33167. The attack can be launched remotely. There is no exploit available. It is recommended to upgrade the affected component.

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 Las Vegas, Nev., July 30, 2024, CyberNewsWire — Amid rising breaches including Snowflake, the platform helps security teams proactively detect and respond to identity-centric threats in business-critical SaaS applications.

Adaptive Shield, a leader in SaaS Security, today announced its … (more…)

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Indicators of Compromise (IOCs) are key forensic data points used to detect security breaches. They include file hashes, suspicious IP addresses, domain names, URLs, specific email addresses, unusual file names, registry changes, unexpected processes, and abnormal network traffic patterns. These elements help identify malicious activity and are crucial for timely detection and response to cybersecurity […]

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Microsoft recently announced the deprecation of NTLM protocol for Windows client. This falls in line with Microsoft’s encouragement to move away from NTLM due to the security risks it introduces – and acts as a wakeup call that maintaining NTLM usage puts environments at high risk.   We cannot overlook the striking resemblance between today’s NTLM deprecation...

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Resilience is now the prevailing ethos and strategy for cybersecurity programs. This idea is typified by the axioms, “assume breach,” or “not if, but when.” Cybersecurity’s journey to a resilience model makes perfect sense against the evolution of networking and business technology needs. However, our mental model for how we cope with challenges and stress […]

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Today we’ve announced our breakthrough Identity Threat Detection & Response (ITDR) platform for SaaS environments. Since entering this space a year ago, we’ve already become a leader in the field, implementing the solution in hundreds of enterprise customer environments. Adaptive Shield will demonstrate its new ITDR platform and award-winning technology at booth #1268 during Black Hat USA, […]

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Introduction

HYAS is excited to share some important updates to both HYAS Protect and HYAS Insight, designed to strengthen your organization’s cybersecurity.

For HYAS Protect, we’ve enhanced our categorization and content filtering capabilities. With more threat-specific classifications, our security is now even more effective. Domains flagged under Malicious Cyber Activity are now more visible, offering better proactive protection. Additionally, you can fine-tune subcategories within key classifications that are most relevant to your organization. These updates provide greater control and precision, ensuring a secure and efficient digital environment.

In HYAS Insight, we’ve introduced the ability to search and pivot on User Agent Strings, a valuable tool for cybersecurity analysis. This feature allows you to identify and track specific devices and software versions, making it easier to detect anomalies and patterns indicative of malicious activity.

These updates are designed to offer you a more secure and insightful cybersecurity experience with HYAS.

Enhanced Content Filtering in HYAS Protect

Before we dive into this month’s updates for HYAS Protect, let’s take a moment to explore the role of content filtering and why it’s a crucial element of your cybersecurity strategy.

Content filtering might seem like a basic concept, but it’s actually one of the most critical tools in the cybersecurity toolkit. Think of it as a digital gatekeeper for your company’s network. It monitors and controls access to internet content, emails, and other digital data based on specific rules, much like a vigilant security guard who ensures only authorized individuals gain entry.

Why is content filtering so essential? The internet is a vast landscape filled with potential threats, from phishing sites to malware. Content filtering acts as a protective barrier, blocking access to these dangerous sites and filtering out harmful content. This helps safeguard your company’s sensitive information and defends against data breaches, ransomware attacks, and other disruptive cyber incidents. In essence, content filtering provides a robust first line of defense against a wide range of cyber threats, ensuring your network remains secure and your operations uninterrupted.

But content filtering does more than just bolster security—it also enhances productivity. By blocking access to non-work-related or inappropriate websites, content filtering helps employees stay focused on their tasks. It reduces distractions such as social media browsing and irrelevant videos, creating a more productive and professional work environment.

With that understanding, let’s look at how HYAS simplifies and elevates content filtering for your organization.

HYAS stands out with its sophisticated domain categorization. At the heart of our content filtering solution, domain categorization involves meticulously classifying each website based on its content. We leverage advanced techniques, including artificial intelligence and machine learning, to deliver the most accurate and comprehensive classification results. This ensures that your content filtering is not only precise but also adaptive to evolving threats.

HYAS also addresses the challenge of managing large volumes of data by organizing it into seven main categories, each with multiple subcategories. This structured approach allows you to either block entire categories or select specific subcategories, giving you flexibility and control over what content is allowed or restricted. The main categories include: Acceptable Use Policy Content, Anomalous Web Resources, Digital Information Transfer, Dangerous Web Activity, Workplace Distraction, No Category, and the crucial Malicious Cyber Activity.

Websites classified under Malicious Cyber Activity are automatically blocked, providing immediate protection against the most severe online threats. This proactive approach means that HYAS Protect is constantly on guard, neutralizing risks before they can impact your digital environment.

In summary, HYAS transforms the complex task of content filtering into a streamlined and powerful process. By combining advanced categorization with proactive blocking, HYAS ensures that your organization is not only protected from cyber threats but also optimized for productivity. This allows you to focus on what truly matters—growing your business and achieving your goals.

User Agent String Pivoting in HYAS Insight

Before we dive into the latest and greatest from HYAS Insight, let’s get excited about User Agent Strings and why they’re a game-changer for your cybersecurity investigations.

Imagine User Agent Strings as digital fingerprints. Every time a device connects to a web service, it sends a User Agent String that includes valuable information about the device and its software environment. This string reveals details such as the operating system, browser type and version and even device type. In essence, it’s like a digital ID card, providing a snapshot of the incoming connection and helping to paint a complete picture of the device’s identity.

In the realm of cybersecurity, these strings are exceptionally valuable. They allow security professionals to pinpoint which devices and software versions are interacting with their network. This capability is crucial for identifying anomalies and potential threats. For example, if a User Agent String deviates from typical patterns, it could indicate a compromised device or an unauthorized user attempting to gain access. Furthermore, analyzing User Agent Strings helps identify outdated software or vulnerabilities that need attention, thus bolstering overall security.

User Agent Strings are also integral to behavioral analysis. By tracking these strings over time, security teams can establish a baseline of normal network activity. Any significant deviations from this baseline can trigger alerts for deeper investigation. For instance, if a User Agent String appears with an unusual browser or operating system, it could be a sign of a phishing attempt, malware infection, or other malicious activity.

In addition, User Agent Strings play a vital role in forensic analysis. After a cybersecurity incident, these strings provide a trail of evidence that can help trace the attacker’s steps. By examining the User Agent Strings used during an attack, investigators can gain insights into the attacker’s infrastructure. This information is crucial for developing effective countermeasures and preventing future incidents.

Now, let’s delve into how HYAS Insight is revolutionizing the use of User Agent Strings with its latest update. This feature elevates your cybersecurity analysis by providing advanced tools for searching and pivoting on User Agent Strings. You can now track specific devices and software versions with remarkable precision, making it easier to spot anomalies and detect patterns indicative of malicious activity.

The update also introduces expanded capabilities. You can seamlessly pivot from User Agent Strings to other crucial data points, such as GPS IP locations, Dynamic DNS, and C2 (Command and Control) attribution. This added functionality offers a more detailed view of an attacker’s interactions and the underlying attacker infrastructure.

For example, correlating User Agent Strings with GPS IP locations allows you to determine the geographic origin of a connection. This adds valuable context to your threat analysis and can help identify patterns of suspicious activity. By integrating Dynamic DNS information, you can track and manage connections associated with frequently changing IP addresses, which is essential for monitoring and responding to dynamic threats. Additionally, C2 attribution provides insights into the command and control servers used by attackers, offering a clearer understanding of their operational methods.

These enhancements not only improve your detection capabilities but also strengthen your overall security posture. By providing a more comprehensive view of potential attacker infrastructure and enabling precise tracking, HYAS Insight helps you stay ahead of evolving threats. This advanced approach ensures that your network remains secure and resilient, empowering you to effectively combat malicious activities and safeguard your digital environment.

In summary, the latest updates to HYAS Insight offer a powerful and refined approach to using User Agent Strings for cybersecurity analysis. With these new capabilities, you gain deeper insights, enhanced detection, and a stronger defense against cyber threats, ensuring your organization remains protected and agile in the face of evolving challenges.

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Involving Law Enforcement After Ransomware Attacks Drives Down Costs, Study Finds
Data breaches continue to grow more costly, with the average cost of a breach hitting an all-time high of $4.9 million, driven by greater business disruption and post-breach customer support and remediation expenses, according to the latest annual Cost of a Data Breach Report from IBM.

Learn how to map MITRE CAPEC attack patterns to STRIDE threat model categories and improve your approach to security testing.

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Unaffiliated ‘lone wolf’ threat actors carry out a greater share of attacks as they attempt to obfuscate their identity in Q2 2024.

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