Weekly Intelligence Snapshot – Week 04
It’s been a turbulent week, especially for Germany-based organizations. As Germany and the US announced they are to supply frontline
Mike Bailey
January 26, 2023
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It’s been a turbulent week, especially for Germany-based organizations. As Germany and the US announced they are to supply frontline
Malware such as IceID and Rhadamanthys are employed, leading to stolen credentials and Ransomware infections.
Dark Pink’s core initial vector is spear-phishing emails with threat actors posing as job applicants targeting Government and Military bodies
New year, same Cyber targets. The relentless onslaught on European financial and insurance institutions continues as Security Joes discovers a
In its latest campaign, the Lazarus sub-group BlueNoroff has been operating an infrastructure of over 70 domains impersonating venture capital
The malwareHunterTeam posted a warning about “Photo.apk” – an Android executable which QuoIntelligence determined might announce the imminent arrival
Microsoft releases its Patch Tuesday update with two Zero-Day vulnerabilities, one exploited in Malware distribution.
Regulatory landscapes more complex as
This week we highlight Telecommunication and business process outsourcing companies hit by SIM swapping operations. In geopolitics, we look at
China-nexus group uses new Malware families to infect USBs for Espionage.
Our tracking of the Mustang Panda group reveals a different DLL sideloading technique from those seen this year.
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Anthropic’s Mythos Preview can reportedly discover and exploit software vulnerabilities autonomously. But the claims remain unverified, and the real challenge is operational: accelerating patch cycles, automating incident response, and preparing for disclosure volumes that manual processes cannot absorb. We assess what organizations need to do now.
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