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Ransomware and Spyware Top Intezer Analyze Community Detections

27 Feb 2020
This month’s community highlights span a variety of file formats — APK, ELF and PE. 1) Anubis [Link to Analysis] Anubis is...
By Shaul Holtzman

New Iranian Campaign Tailored to US Companies Utilizes an Updated Toolset

30 Jan 2020
Introduction Our researchers Paul Litvak and Michael Kajilolti have discovered a new campaign conducted by APT34 employing an updated toolset. Based on uncovered...
By Paul Litvak

Exploring the Chinese DDoS Threat Landscape [Research Report]

10 Dec 2019
Distributed denial-of-service attacks were on the rise in 2018 and continuing into 2019, ranging from a high volume of Mirai attacks to...
By Intezer

Mapping the Connections Inside Russia's APT Ecosystem

24 Sep 2019
This research is a joint effort conducted by Omri Ben-Bassat from Intezer and Itay Cohen from Check Point Research. Prologue пролог If...
By Omri Ben Bassat

Why we Should be Paying More Attention to Linux Threats

19 Sep 2019
In a previous post we wrote for the Retail and Hospitality Information Sharing and Analysis Center (RH-ISAC), we discussed the emergence of...
By Intezer

Intezer Analyze Community: GonnaCry, HawkEye, BXAQ and More

01 Aug 2019
In July, Intezer Analyze community detections included GonnaCry ransomware, the HawkEye malware kit, and BXAQ, the spyware that Chinese authorities have been...
By Shaul Holtzman

Intezer Analyze Community: Mapping Code Connections Between Malware Samples

29 Jul 2019
In addition to highlighting five notable file uploads and endpoint scans made by our community users each month, I thought it was...
By Shaul Holtzman

Intezer Analyze Community: BlackSquid, RobbinHood Ransomware and More

08 Jul 2019
1) BlackSquid [Link to Analysis] BlackSquid is a Monero crypto-miner which was recently discovered by researchers at Trend Micro. According to Trend...
By Shaul Holtzman

Genetic Malware Analysis Use Cases: Government Agencies

20 Jun 2019
Key Takeaways Genetic Malware Analysis technology, based on identifying code similarities to known software, helps government agencies address the following cybersecurity challenges:...
By Intezer

Chinese APTs Rising: Key Takeaways from the Intezer Analyze Community in May

30 May 2019
1) Pirpi (APT3) [Link to Analysis] APT3, commonly referred to as Gothic Panda, TG-0110 and Buckeye, is a Chinese cyber espionage group...
By Shaul Holtzman

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