A trick threat actors use to deliver malware is disguising the host site to appear legitimate. @TrellixARC's @guru_pixel dissects real-world examples of this tactic and gives tips on how to avoid being duped. bit.ly/3WVCE2C
In mid-November of 2023, we observed a highly sophisticated Java-based stealer being spread through cracked software zip files. Read to learn more from @guru_pixel, including how the stealer uses a Discord bot channel as an Eventlistener. bit.ly/4aXEq83
Trellix researchers observed a Java-based stealer being spread through cracked software Zip files using JDABuilder Classes to create an instance of the EventListener to register easily. The stealer uses a Discord bot channel as an EventListener. trellix.com/about/newsroom/s…
Threat actors exploiting a Microsoft product are as basic as pumpkin spice. 🎃☕ However, two threat actor groups collaborating adds a bit of a twist. Learn more about Storm-0324 and Sangria Tempest from @TrellixARC's @guru_pixel on the blog. bit.ly/3tm4Dfj
Here is a short blog post showing how a service running with the LocalServiceAndNoImpersonation flag may get all its privileges back. 👌
👉 itm4n.github.io/localservice…