Network Security

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 […]

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

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.

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

SentinelOne is pleased to announce general availability (GA) of Cloud Rogues, an exciting new feature of our real-time cloud workload protection platform (CWPP), Singularity Cloud Workload Security. Cloud Rogues continuously monitors virtual machines (VMs) in all AWS accounts where it is enabled, across all regions. It automates a complete inventory of unprotected VMs and identifies

The retail sector, a cornerstone of the global economy, has faced an unprecedented wave of cyberattacks in recent years. Innovations in e-commerce and payment technology have transformed the way consumers shop, but it has also opened up new avenues for cyber threats. The consequences of these attacks can reach far beyond the immediate financial losses.

Good Day ransomware, a variant within the ARCrypter family, was first observed in-the-wild in May of 2023. Between June and August of 2023, we observed an uptick in Good Day ransomware campaigns and a proliferation of new ransom note samples in public malware repositories. This new wave of Good Day attacks feature individual TOR-based victim

State and local governments have increasingly fallen prey to cybercriminals seeking to exploit often outdated technology systems and limited cybersecurity resources. Their vital role in delivering essential public services, coupled with the vast amounts of sensitive citizen data they store, makes them attractive targets. Attacks on government institutions not only disrupt crucial services but also

The Good | Lapsus$ Teen Members Found Responsible for High-Profile Cyber Crime Spree This week, a London jury found 18 year-old Arion Kurtaj of Oxford, UK to be responsible for a series of cyberattacks against major firms, including Uber, Nvidia, and Rockstar Games. Additional charges include computer intrusion, fraud, and the demand for millions of

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