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What You Need To Know About Traffic Light Protocol Usage in Threat Intelligence SOCRadar

What You Need To Know About Traffic Light Protocol Usage in Threat Intelligence

There are a few standards and formats for timely and more effective exchange of sensitive intelligence, and Traffic Light Protocol, better known as TLP, is one of them. In other…

Tools and Features That Can Be Used To Detect Sensitive Data Leaks From Github – Part 1 SOCRadar

Tools and Features That Can Be Used To Detect Sensitive Data Leaks From Github – Part 1

Back in the time when there was no Github, developers used to share codes in local servers of the company, or even with flash drives. But imagine you are out…

Different Kinds of Impersonating: Phishing & Domain Squatting SOCRadar

Different Kinds of Impersonating: Phishing & Domain Squatting

Phishing and domain squatting are commonly used by threat actors to achieve different kinds of goals against an organization. Among these goals are; Stealing personally identifiable information (PII) and selling…

6 Benefits You Can Expect From Your Next Digital Risk Protection Solution SOCRadar

6 Benefits You Can Expect From Your Next Digital Risk Protection Solution

In case of a cybersecurity investment, it's not always possible to satisfy the board by repeatedly saying "better safe than sorry". Boards want to witness an understanding of the big-picture…

Excel's Blind Spot: The Strategic Deployment of Agent Tesla Malware by Cyberattackers/Blog SOCRadar

Excel’s Blind Spot: The Strategic Deployment of Agent Tesla Malware by Cyberattackers

In the ever-evolving landscape of cyber threats, a notable trend has emerged: the exploitation of a longstanding Microsoft Office vulnerability to disseminate a particularly insidious strain of malware, Agent Tesla.…

Latest Zero-Day Vulnerabilities: UNC4841 Targets Barracuda ESG with CVE-2023-7102, Apache OFBiz Authentication Bypass (CVE-2023-51467) SOCRadar

Latest Zero-Day Vulnerabilities: UNC4841 Targets Barracuda ESG with CVE-2023-7102, Apache OFBiz Authentication Bypass (CVE-2023-51467)

The UNC4841 group, linked to China, is targeting Barracuda Email Security Gateway (ESG) appliances again, exploiting a new zero-day vulnerability identified as CVE-2023-7102. Investigations revealed that attackers, using specially crafted…

Dark Web Profile: Haghjoyan SOCRadar

Dark Web Profile: Haghjoyan

The Haghjoyan hacker group, self-identifying as the Iranian cyber army, emerged at the forefront of cyber warfare during the Israel-Hamas conflict. Their presence, prominently appearing on their Telegram channel, distinguishes…

Executive Interview: A Deep Dive into Mel Migrino’s Insights and Cutting-Edge Innovations” SOCRadar

Executive Interview: A Deep Dive into Mel Migrino’s Insights and Cutting-Edge Innovations”

In the dynamic landscape of cybersecurity, staying abreast of emerging trends is essential for effective defense strategies. Our discussion with Mel Migrino, SEA Regional Director at Gogolook, delves into the…

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