Tag: cyber security

ESET Threat Intelligence enhancing cybersecurity workflows with Filigran’s OpenCTI

November 27, 2024

ESET, a global leader in cybersecurity solutions, has announced a key strategic integration with Filigran, a leading provider of open-source threat intelligence management, to integrate ESET Threat Intelligence with its OpenCTI solution. ● ESET announces strategic integration with Filigran OpenCTI ● The integration of ESET Threat Intelligence (ETI) with Filigran’s OpenCTI solution will enable the … More ESET Threat Intelligence enhancing cybersecurity workflows with Filigran’s OpenCTI

ESET Research discovers Mozilla and Windows zero day & zero click vulnerabilities exploited by RomCom APT group

November 26, 2024

ESET Research details the analysis of a previously unknown vulnerability in Mozilla products exploited in the wild and another previously unknown Microsoft Windows vulnerability, combined in a zero-click exploit. ESET researchers discovered two previously unknown vulnerabilities, one in Mozilla and the other in Windows, being exploited by the RomCom Advanced persistent threat (APT) group. Analysis … More ESET Research discovers Mozilla and Windows zero day & zero click vulnerabilities exploited by RomCom APT group

ESET Research discovers WolfsBane, new Linux cyberespionage backdoor by Gelsemium APT

November 21, 2024

ESET researchers have identified multiple samples of a Linux backdoor, which they named WolfsBane and attribute with high confidence to Gelsemium advanced persistent threat (APT) group. ESET researchers have identified multiple samples of the Linux backdoor WolfsBane and attribute it with high confidence to Gelsemium APT group The goal of the discovered backdoors and tools … More ESET Research discovers WolfsBane, new Linux cyberespionage backdoor by Gelsemium APT

My information was stolen. Now what?

November 19, 2024

The slow and painful recovery process. Back in May 2023, I wrote the blogpost You may not care where you download software from, but malware does as a call to arms, warning about the risks of running software downloaded from so-called “trusted sources” of pirated software. Of course, those files were anything but trustworthy and contained malware, … More My information was stolen. Now what?