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Intezer Analyze community roundup

27 Apr 2020

Maze ransomware, APT41 and Lazarus highlight this month’s community samples 1. More_eggs variant with low Antivirus detections has modified string encoding mechanisms...

Intezer Featured in IBM X-Force Threat Index

11 Feb 2020

Banking trojans and ransomware were the top innovators in 2019 malware code evolution Drawing on previous IBM X-Force collaboration in detecting new...

PureLocker: New Ransomware-as-a-Service Being Used in Targeted Attacks Against Servers

12 Nov 2019

Analysis by Intezer and IBM X-Force points its origins to a Malware-as-a-Service (MaaS) provider utilized by the Cobalt Gang and FIN6 attack...

By Michael Kajiloti

Russian Cybercrime Group FullofDeep Behind QNAPCrypt Ransomware Campaigns

20 Sep 2019

Introduction We previously reported on how we managed to temporarily shut down 15 operative QNAPCrypt ransomware campaigns targeting Linux-based file storage systems...

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...

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

How We Seized 15 Active Ransomware Campaigns Targeting Linux File Storage Servers

10 Jul 2019

Introduction It is rare to see ransomware being used to target the Linux operating system. However, cyber criminals seem to adapt...

By Ignacio Sanmillan

Top Five Community Uploads | April 2019

29 Apr 2019

This month’s Intezer Analyze community findings include malware employed by two cyber espionage groups linked to the Russian government and an endpoint...

By Shaul Holtzman

Iron Cybercrime Group Under The Scope

29 May 2018

In April 2018, while monitoring public data feeds, we noticed an interesting and previously unknown backdoor using HackingTeam’s leaked RCS source code....

By Omri Ben Bassat

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