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Vulnerabilities

Vulnerabilities

Great tool with some limitations

16/05/2024

Multifactor Authentication: Great tool with some limitations

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Cybercriminals of the Future?

28/09/2023

Robots: Cybercriminals of the Future?

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EU Directive Takes a Massive Step towards Increased Security

31/07/2023

NIS-2: EU Directive Takes a Massive Step towards Increased Security

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Protecting the crown jewels of your company

09/12/2022

Building security: Protecting the crown jewels of your company

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What are the consequences for companies?

11/03/2022

War in Ukraine: What are the consequences for companies?

Vulnerabilities

Germanys National Cybersecurity Agency declares red alert: Wave of attacks possibly imminent due to Log4Shell vulnerability

16/12/2021

Germanys National Cybersecurity Agency declares red alert: Wave of attacks possibly imminent due to Log4Shell vulnerability

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How can we get rid of them and why law enforcement is not really the answer

14/07/2021

Web shells: How can we get rid of them and why law enforcement is not really the answer

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Significant weaknesses in security

25/06/2021

Digital Vaccination Record: Significant weaknesses in security

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Plans for iOS15 put victims of stalking and abuse at risk

15/06/2021

Commentary: Plans for iOS15 put victims of stalking and abuse at risk

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Unveiling AsyncRAT

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Exploring GenAI in Cybersecurity: Gemini for Malware Analysis

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BBTok Targeting Brazil: Deobfuscating the .NET Loader with dnlib and PowerShell

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Sandbox scores are not an antivirus replacement

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New Infostealer sighted in the wild

Our Authors

Karsten Hahn

Karsten Hahn

Principal Malware Researcher

Tim Berghoff

Tim Berghoff

Security Evangelist