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Kaspersky uncovers fileless malware inside Windows event logs

Tech Republic Security

The cybersecurity company says this is the first time they have seen this type of malware hiding method. The post Kaspersky uncovers fileless malware inside Windows event logs appeared first on TechRepublic.

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Check Point’s annual cybersecurity event spotlights power of AI

Tech Republic Security

The company showcased dozens of new security tools and services to detect and prevent malware, phishing, ransomware and other attacks, but AI took center stage. The post Check Point’s annual cybersecurity event spotlights power of AI appeared first on TechRepublic.

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Raspberry Robin Malware Evolves with Sophisticated Evasion Tactics

SecureWorld News

The Raspberry Robin malware, a heavily obfuscated Windows worm first identified in late 2021, has become one of the most prevalent threats facing enterprises today. Jason Soroko, Senior Vice President of Product at Sectigo, discussed the sophistication of this malware.

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Hackers can hide malware in Windows event logs

TechSpot

It involved a combination of various techniques and pieces of software, but Kaspersky's security researchers highlighted the use of Windows event logs as something completely new. Last week, Kaspersky published a detailed analysis of a complex attack that began last fall.

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5 tips for securing your remote workspace

CIO Business Intelligence

Security professionals must adapt controls to a world where the perimeter is distributed, and users can log into corporate resources from any network and any device. There are a range of tools that security teams can use to protect users and devices. However, for IT teams changing working models represent a challenge.

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iOS Malware Spoofs Shutdown to Avoid Removal

SecureWorld News

Researchers from security firm ZecOps recently developed a trojan proof of concept (PoC) tool that can fake a shutdown on iPhones, allowing malware to secretly continue living on the device. If malware stays on the device, threat actors can utilize microphones and receive sensitive data via a live network connection.

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Bidding Open on DHS’ $6B Security Hub, House report stresses sharing

CTOvision

The fact that more key sensors in ICS systems are found to be vulnerable is evidence of the inherent weaknesses in these systems and the need to secure them. Via Net Security, more here. Via ComputerWorld, more here. ” The size and import of a hub such as this one should create a very interesting bidding and proposal process.

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