Cloud Security Archives - Page 2 of 3 - Intezer
5

Royal Flush: Privilege Escalation Vulnerability in Azure Functions

One of the most common benefits of transitioning to cloud services is the shared responsibility for securing your assets. But cloud providers...

 6

Rocke Group Actively Targeting the Cloud: Wants Your SSH Keys

New Malware Variant Exploits Production Environment Rocke Group is a Chinese-based threat actor most known for running cryptojacking malware on Linux machines. The...

 5

Cloud-Native Security 101

The arrival of the cloud has changed the application development process. Agile cloud-native applications have replaced traditional monolithic application architectures, and components...

 5

Cloud Security Fundamentals: Servers to Containers & Everything In-Between

With Linux being the operating system for 96% of the cloud, the landscape has changed beyond endpoint detection. Intezer Protect is built...

 3

Announcing Configuration Checks and Vulnerability Management

We’re excited to announce the release of two new Intezer Protect features. Intezer Protect now offers under the same roof not only...

 4

Top 10 Cloud Malware Threats

They all target Linux systems For a long time Linux has not been seen as a serious target of threat actors. This...

 10

New Linux Backdoor RedXOR Likely Operated by Chinese Nation-State Actor

We discovered a new sophisticated backdoor targeting Linux endpoints and servers Based on Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures (TTPs) the backdoor is believed to...

 4

Kaiji Goes Through Update but Code Reuse Detects It

Kaiji is a Linux malware that targets cloud servers Last week we detected a new Kaiji variant. It was undetected by all...

 3

Year of the Gopher: 2020 Go Malware Round-Up

Developers are not the only ones that have adopted Go. Malware written in Go has been steadily increasing. In the last few...

 3

2020 Set a Record for New Linux Malware Families

Intezer’s 2021 X-Force Threat Intel Index Highlights It was a lot of fun collaborating with IBM on their 2021 X-Force Threat Intelligence...

 6

Do You Really Need Kubernetes?

Kubernetes is one of the top open-source container orchestration projects, as it dramatically simplifies the creation and management of applications by providing...

 3

Fix your Misconfigured Docker API Ports

It can be the difference between maintaining a safe environment for your applications or a compromised machine running malicious code. Misconfiguration of...

 8

How We Escaped Docker in Azure Functions

Summary of Findings What is Azure Functions? Technical Analysis Proof of Concept Why Does this Matter? Summary of Findings In previous months...

 3

Swat Away Pesky Linux Cryptominers in Runtime

Cryptocurrency is trending. Bitcoin traded at a record high nearly $42,000 this month. Now Ether, the world’s second largest cryptocurrency, is closing in...

 7

Cloud Workload Security: Part 4 - Explaining the Security Features of GCP

When it comes to securing your workloads in the cloud, having a well-defined security strategy with the right controls means that the...

 7

Transitioning Traditional Apps into the Cloud

For organizations, cloud adoption is the primary driver of digital transformation and modernizing traditional applications to cloud constructs is a major milestone....

 6

A Rare Look Inside a Cryptojacking Campaign and its Profit

Intro Linux threats are becoming more frequent. A common type of Linux threat is cryptojacking, which is the unauthorized use of an...

 6

Early Bird Catches the Worm: New Golang Worm Drops XMRig Miner on Servers

Intro In early December, we discovered a new, undetected worm written in Golang. This worm continues the popular 2020 trend of multi-platform malware developed...

 3

Top Linux Cloud Threats of 2020

We tagged 2019 as The Year of the Linux Threat. That trend continued in 2020 with high profile APTs launching ELF malware,...

 7

Cloud Workload Security: Part 3 - Explaining Azure’s Security Features

Cloud security management will always remain an ongoing journey, as threats keep evolving and organizations need to keep updating their cloud security...

 7

Cloud Workload Security: Part 2 - Security Features of AWS

This article is the second post in our five-part series on security in the cloud today. In Part 1, we discussed what...

 9

Cloud Workload Security: What You Need to Know - Part 1

Cloud proliferation is on the rise, and more than ever before, security teams are on the lookout for solutions that align with...

 5

Complementing Your CSPM with Runtime Cloud Workload Protection

There are many solutions available for securing your cloud applications and workloads. Even after doing your due diligence and making an investment,...

 4

Introducing runtime Cloud Workload Protection Platform (CWPP) Intezer Protect

Unveiling our Cloud Workload Protection Platform (CWPP) which defends your cloud servers in runtime against the leading cause of cyber attacks: unauthorized and malicious...

 2

Intezer Protect: How it Works

Intezer Protect is our NEW runtime Cloud Workload Protection Platform (CWPP). Powered by Genetic Malware Analysis technology, this solution continuously monitors the code...

 3

Genetic Malware Analysis for Golang

Intezer Analyze now proudly supports genetic analysis for files created with the Golang programming language. Community and enterprise users can detect and...

© Intezer.com 2021 All rights reserved