Weekly Intelligence Snapshot – Week 7
Following the increasingly tense situation in Ukraine, this week read about the unconfirmed withdrawal of Russian troops and a DDoS
Allison Ebel
February 17, 2022
Explore our comprehensive archive organized by taxonomy. Discover a wealth of information categorized by subject, theme, or type to enhance your research and understanding.
Following the increasingly tense situation in Ukraine, this week read about the unconfirmed withdrawal of Russian troops and a DDoS
For this week’s Patch Tuesday, Microsoft addressed 51 security flaws – one zero-day but none of them rated as critical.
This week, read about Lazarus targeting users with malicious decoy documents by leveraging Windows Update Client and GitHub. The North
This week, we report on an old acquaintance striking with a new Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI) rootkit dubbed MoonBounce.
This week, we look at the recent attack on Ukrainian government websites, which further stoked already escalating tensions between Ukraine
This week, we cover Patch Tuesday. Microsoft addresses six zero-days and a wormable vulnerability, and Adobe and SAP address critical
The first edition of our Weekly Intelligence Summary of 2022 is here. It highlights Konni, a new variant of malware
Try searching our blog
Iran-Linked MuddyWater Targets Nine Organizations Globally in Espionage Campaign | Middle East Conflict Update: Kinetic Attacks, Maritime Incidents, and Diplomatic Deadlock
Suspected Chinese APT Salt Typhoon Targets Italian IT Service Provider | US Treasury Warns Shippers Not To Pay Hormuz Tolls, Even In Form of Charity
TeamPCP Deploys Self-Replicating npm Worm Across Multiple Software Supply Chain Vectors | China Bans Dual-Use Item Exports To Seven European Entities Over Taiwan Arms Sales
The Gentlemen Accelerates Ransomware Operations Through Scalable Affiliate Model | Russia Threatens European Drone Producers, Publishes Addresses Online