Cyjax research sees TeamTNT added to Mitre ATT&CK framework

A wide variety of malware and threat actors target cloud and container technologies, such as Docker, Kubernetes, and Amazon Web Services. The two main techniques for initial access that are leveraged by threat actors against these technologies are misconfigured instances with unsafe ports open and improper access control, and users downloading malicious versions of popular …

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Leaving Afghanistan: China and Russia take new world leadership role

The “Agreement for bringing peace in Afghanistan”, signed by the Taliban and the US on 29 February 2020, paved the way for a ceasefire between conflicting parties in Afghanistan and opened the door for the withdrawal of US and NATO troops from Afghan soil. As part of the agreement, the Taliban pledged to undertake a …

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Top 10 Cyber Threats – January to June 2021

In the first six months of 2021, many countries were experiencing the worst waves of the COVID-19 pandemic and organisations came under increased strain, both from a business standpoint and a cybercriminal one. Critical infrastructure and enterprises were hit by attacks from disruptive ransomware and the opportunistic exploitation of multiple 0day vulnerabilities by state-sponsored APTs. …

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Pharmaceutical Threat Intelligence: Use Cases

Introduction Cyjax monitors critical asset information covering the clear, deep and darknet for businesses of all sizes across many different industry verticals. We have serviced two major pharmaceutical companies for many years, delivering timely and actionable intelligence. We have worked closely with their security operations teams, helping to reduce their risk of an incident by …

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COVID-19 Critical Infrastructure Cyber Threat Brief

The full Cyber Threat Brief for Critical Infrastructure can be downloaded here. There has been a significant uptick in cyberattacks exploiting fear of the coronavirus to compromise victims. Notably, however, there has not been a surge in the total number of attacks. Instead, existing cybercriminal operations have been rethemed with COVID-19 lures. Attackers have not …

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