Three new bugs added to CISA's KEV catalog, RaaS affiliates use new custom backdoor, and compromised GitHub Action exposes CI/CD secrets.
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In this guest blog post, learn the basics on how to build and maintain an effective AWS security posture leveraging various best practices.
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This ExecBrief helps organizations understand and address the various cyber risks that can stem from mergers and acquisitions.
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Police seize malicious crypto exchange, PRC-based spies backdoor Juniper routers, and actors target global industries via critical PHP flaw.
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SentinelOne is celebrating International Women's Day by highlighting the stories of many of our leaders in the workplace.
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Black Basta chat logs reveal threat intel, Termite ransomware leaks patient data on the dark web, and Ghostwriter targets Belarusian opposition.
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Chrome and Mozilla release security fixes, latest Darcula PhaaS spoofs any brand, and GRU-linked actors exploit Signal feature for RCE.
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Police disrupt Phobos, 8Base and LockBit, Sarcoma ransomware targets PCB giant, and China-linked APTs use espionage tools in ransomware attacks.
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Police arrest NATO and US military hacker, zero-click spyware infects WhatsApp users, and DPRK FERRET malware targets macOS users and GitHub repos.
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DPRK 'Contagious Interview' campaign continues to target Mac users with new variants of FERRET malware and Github devs with repo spam.
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Officials seize two major hacking forums, zero-day bug found in multiple Apple products, and APTs abuse Gemini AI to bolster cyber operations.
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Learn how to protect against the abuse of AWS Server-Side Encryption with Customer-Provided Keys (SSE-C) in ransomware campaigns.
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Learn about the key macOS malware families from 2024, including tactics, IoCs, opportunities for detection, and links to further reading.
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Learn about the all-new third-party log sources and multilingual question support features just released for SentinelOne's Purple AI.
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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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