A technical analysis reveals that the Kimsuky threat group utilizes a JavaScript dropper to exfiltrate data from compromised systems, utilizing network IOCs and establishing persistence via Windows scheduled tasks. #CyberSecurity#MalwareAnalysisblog.pulsedive.com/dissectin…
Community Resource Share: @CuratedIntel's CTI Research Guide
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Start with this guide if you're finding it difficult to consistently and appropriately perform intelligence collection for your stakeholders.
We released Pulsedive 6.3 this week to Pulsedive Community. This scanning infrastructure update benefits all users and customers with better data enrichment and performance.
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New blog published, all about phishing kits: blog.pulsedive.com/phishing-…
How do they work, what capabilities do they have, and most importantly - how can we better detect and protect against phishing kits?
🔎What's going on with Latrodectus?
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Our latest research blog examines the distribution mechanisms, C2 traffic patterns, and key capabilities of Latrodectus loader.
Our browser add-on for Chrome, Firefox, and Edge has a new look, fresh features, and more controls with our V3 update. Free to use and enrich from our Pulsedive Community platform.
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Newly published: a beginner-friendly CyberChef 101 Guide
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We cover how it works and how you can use it for security analysis - real-world examples and resources included.
🤯 The level of sophistication of the XZ attack is very impressive! I tried to make sense of the analysis in a single page (which was quite complicated)!
I hope it helps to make sense of the information out there. Please treat the information "as is" while the analysis progresses! 🧐 #infosec#xz