This time every year, people all over the world get new devices. Regardless of what holiday(s) you may (or may not) celebrate, the end of the year is a time for people to give and receive some of the latest devices to come on to the market. Nothing spoils a new gadget more than having
The benefits for enterprises moving to the cloud are clear: greater flexibility, agility, scalability and cost savings. However, adopting public cloud infrastructure can also magnify security risks and compliance challenges. Unit 42’s latest report examines the latest cloud security trends and tips.
Unit 42 reveals new techniques to uncover and attribute Cobalt Gang commodity builders and infrastructure. Read the full report.
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As part of Unit 42’s ongoing threat research, we can now disclose that Palo Alto Networks Unit 42 researchers have discovered ten vulnerabilities addressed by the Adobe Product Security Incident Response Team (PSIRT) as part of their October 2018 APSB18-30 security update release. CVE Vulnerability Category Impact Maximum Severity Rating Researcher(s) CVE-2018-12769 Use After
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Unit 42 investigates Rarog, a relatively unknown coin mining Trojan sold on various underground forums.
Unit 42 tracks Subaat: a small phishing campaign targeting government organizations.
Today Unit 42 published new research identifying a persistent cyber espionage campaign targeting government and military organizations in Southeast Asia. The adversary group responsible for the campaign, which we named “Lotus Blossom,” is well organized and likely state-sponsored, with support from a country that has interests in Southeast Asia. The campaign has been in operation
In recent months, our team has been tracking a keylogger malware family named KeyBase that has been in the wild since February 2015. The malware comes equipped with a variety of features and can be purchased for $50 directly from the author. It has been deployed in attacks against organizations across many industries and is
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