Exploring the Chinese DDoS Threat Landscape [Research Report]
Profiling code reuse connections and other artifact similarities between Chinese threat groups: ChinaZ, Nitol, MrBlack, and Iron Tiger APT
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Intezer Analyze Advanced Features Demo
Discover advanced tools for accelerating your reverse engineering, threat hunting, and incident response. Features include: IDA Pro plugin, automatic code-based YARA rules, private indexing, and code-based clustering (via API).
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Cyber Threat Spotlight: Linux APTs
Security researcher Paul Litvak discusses APTs targeting the Linux ecosystem through the example of [Russian-affiliated] Gamaredon Group’s EvilGnome malware. He concludes by providing recommendations for mitigating Linux threats.
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Intezer Analyze Demo
During this 30-minute demo you will learn how to investigate suspicious files and endpoints using Genetic Malware Analysis technology. Get to know Intezer Analyze, including features such as code and string reuse, related samples, and dynamic unpacking. Threat examples include Emotet, Mirai, and the Bitpaymer ransomware recently exploiting organizations in Spain.
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Genetic Malware Analysis for Threat Intelligence
Learn how Intezer Analyze helps cybersecurity teams enrich threat intelligence and proactively hunt for new cyber threats targeting their organization.
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Generate Advanced YARA Rules based on Code Reuse
The purpose of this white paper is to define the challenges involved in writing effective YARA rules. It explains how identifying code reuse between malicious files can be used to automatically produce advanced YARA rules, in order to increase the accuracy of malware detection and classification and improve threat hunting capabilities.
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Intezer One-Pager
Malware authors leverage code reuse when employing new campaigns. For defenders, this provides critical information for detection, classification, level of sophistication and threat actor capabilities. Learn more about Genetic Malware Analysis technology and Intezer Analyze™ here.
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Technology Integration: Intezer and Demisto Solution Brief
The Intezer and Demisto integration equips security teams with an efficient workflow for security orchestration, malware analysis and incident response. Orchestrate Intezer’s Genetic Malware Analysis into an existing security pipeline through task-based playbooks, to accurately identify threats, classify them according to risk and severity and provide deep insights into every single alert.
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Finding the Human Side of Malware: A SANS Product Review
Malware analysis requires honed skills and a deep understanding of executable behavior. SANS Institute’s instructor Matt Bromiley discusses Intezer’s unique approach to malware analysis, enabling detection teams to classify and respond to a greater number of alerts with confidence.
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Case Study: Leading Telecom Company Implements Genetic Malware Analysis
Leading Telecom Company Implements Genetic Malware Analysis to Accelerate its Incident Response Time: Intezer Analyze, is implemented to enable the telecom company’s incident response (IR) team to optimize processes, accelerate time to response, and adopt a proactive approach to threat hunting.
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The Researcher View
At Intezer, information sharing is a key component of our makeup, and reflected in our technology. In the spirit of industry collaboration, and with the intent of bringing the research community closer together, we sat down with nine well-known researchers from across the world, to hear about some of the more interesting malware and campaigns they have […]
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Whitepaper: The untapped potential of malware classification
Malware classifcation, which encompasses both the identification and attribution of code, has the power to unlock many clues that aid security teams in achieving this. Such clues provide a greater understanding of potential adversaries. Going beyond whether code is trustworthy or malicious offers a multifaceted view into attackers’ mindsets and ultimately, their goals.
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How Intezer supports GDPR adherence
Detect the hidden attacks within your organization and speed-up investigation with Intezer’s solutions.
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ebook: The importance of code reuse in cyber security
Whether legitimate or malicious, nearly every software is composed of previously written code; the key to deeply understanding its nature and origins lies in discovering code that has appeared in previously known software.
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SANS and Intezer webinar: Use Code Reuse to your Advantage-The Forgotten Component of your Incident Response Plan
In the software development world, engineers frequently use ready-made code for various tasks. On the darker side of things, malware authors follow in the same path, why write your own code when existing code is prevalent and easy to use. A phenomenon that we see time and time again and one that proves beneficial in […]
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Intezer Code Intelligence technology video
Because both trusted and malicious applications are based on previously written code, Code Intelligence™ can uncover the nature and identity of any unknown file.
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Whitepaper: Building Your Bullet-Proof Incident Response Plan.
Security teams at even the largest organizations are often overwhelmed by the volume of flagged incidents and unknown files that need to be investigated. Meanwhile, businesses’ and customers’ sensitive information is at risk of being compromised by the needle in the haystack: the major threat hiding in plain sight among false positives
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