Weekly Intelligence Snapshot – Week 17
We track a Phishing campaign targeting SCADA system providers in the DACH region that delivers the Remcos Trojan. We analyze
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We track a Phishing campaign targeting SCADA system providers in the DACH region that delivers the Remcos Trojan. We analyze
Ransomware groups and APTs are resorting to Living-off-the-Land Binaries (LOLBINs) — legitimate software and tools preinstalled on infected systems.
As the use of ChatGPT rises, we analyze the current AI regulatory frameworks.
Kaspersky reports that some victims compromised in the SupplyChain attack against 3CX’s Desktop Application VoIP software also had the Gopuram
Vulnerability CVE-2023-23397 is being exploited to target private and public defense sector organizations. We analyze the campaign and also examine
QuoIntelligence outlines the main features of two EU legislation proposals, the Net Zero Industry Act and Critical Raw Materials Act,
Europe continues to come under cyber attack from a Russian Threat Actor and what is happening in the Banking sector.
Emotet, the popular MaaS Trojan and Infostealer is in the news with a new wave of activity.
Another busy week: Gamaredon is growing as we see a malicious document sample uploaded to malware analysis services, BlackLotus is
We track a campaign where a OneNote file delivers QakBot through politically-themed emails. China published its GSI concept and a
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The 2024 US presidential election is a key event in global geopolitics, with Russia, China, Iran, and North Korea all eyeing it as an opportunity to advance their strategic interests. From cyber espionage to disinformation campaigns, these nations are likely to engage in state-sponsored cyber activities aimed at influencing election outcomes and shifting US foreign policy.