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The Good, the Bad and the Ugly in Cybersecurity – Week 38

The Good | New Working Group to Focus Efforts on Threats in Undermonitored Regions This week at the annual LABScon cybersecurity event, SentinelLabs launched a concerted effort against state-aligned cyber activities in areas like Africa and Latin America – regions that often receive less representation within the threat intelligence industry. Researcher Tom Hegel unveiled a …

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SentinelOne Achieves 100% Protection and Detection in the 2023 MITRE Engenuity ATT&CK® Evaluations: Enterprise

For the fifth straight year, SentinelOne Singularity Platform has consistently proven its industry-leading detection and protection capabilities in MITRE’s ATT&CK Enterprise Evaluation, scoring: 100% Protection – blocked 13 out of 13 protection steps 100% Detection – detected 18 of 18 detection steps 100% Real-time – zero delayed detections 100% Realistic – zero configuration changes 96% …

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Risks Within The Factory Lines | Examining Top Threats Facing The Manufacturing Industry

The manufacturing industry currently stands as one of the most attractive targets for cyber attackers. Often dubbed the backbone of global economies, manufacturers play a pivotal role in the production of essential goods and services. This significance makes it an alluring target for cybercriminals seeking financial gain, or nation-state threat actors conducting industrial espionage. As …

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The Good, the Bad and the Ugly in Cybersecurity – Week 37

The Good | CISA Announces Open Source Software Security Roadmap Open Source Software (OSS) underpins much of the products and services we all take for granted, including within the federal government and across the critical infrastructure sector. When a vulnerable piece of OSS is exploited by threat actors, supply chain attacks can have widespread and …

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Ready, Set, Turla | Everything You Need to Know Before the MITRE ATT&CK® 2023 Evaluations

The cybersecurity industry is awaiting the highly anticipated MITRE ATT&CK® Evaluations for 2023, expected to be published next week. In this comprehensive post, we provide all the essential knowledge needed to derive maximum value from the forthcoming test results. Our journey through MITRE’s evaluations begins with exploring why MITRE embarked on this testing journey. We’ll …

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Sep 2023 Cybercrime Update | New Ransomware Threats and the Rising Menace of Telegram 

In this blog post, we delve into the notable trends that have been shaping the cyber landscape over the past month. From the burgeoning market of bypass services to the alarming criminal activities on Telegram, we provide an update on cybercriminal activity to help defenders, SOC Teams and security leaders stay abreast of the latest …

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LABScon 2023 | Security Research in Real Time – Talks Not to Miss, Part Two

The clock is ticking, and in case you hadn’t heard, LABScon is back! Continuing the stellar success of last year’s inaugural event, the SentinelLabs team is once again hosting a bespoke, invite-only conference for the cybersecurity industry’s leading experts, threat investigators, journalists, academics and government partners. The con will meet in Scottsdale, Arizona from 20th …

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macOS MetaStealer | New Family of Obfuscated Go Infostealers Spread in Targeted Attacks 

This year has seen an explosion of infostealers targeting the macOS platform. Throughout 2023, we have observed a number of new infostealer families including MacStealer, Pureland, Atomic Stealer and RealStealer (aka Realst). Over the last few months, we have also been tracking a family of infostealers we call ‘MetaStealer’. Last week, Apple dropped a new …

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The Good, the Bad and the Ugly in Cybersecurity – Week 36

The Good | US and UK Sanction Russian Cybercrime Gang The US and UK governments imposed joint sanctions on 11 Russian individuals this week for their part in ransomware and other cybercrime activities widely attributed to the Conti and TrickBot gangs. Nine of the eleven have further been charged with ransomware offences in the US. …

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LABScon 2023 | Security Research in Real Time – Talks Not to Miss, Part One

LABScon is back – after last year’s stunning success, the bespoke, invite-only conference for the cybersecurity industry’s leading experts, threat investigators, journalists, academics and government partners returns for its second installment in Scottsdale, Arizona from 20th September through to 24th (places are limited, but it’s still possible to request an invite). Showcasing cutting-edge research into …

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