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The end of the SOC pyramid

AI is retiring the SOC pyramid. Learn how a tierless AI SOC investigates 100% of alerts with forensic evidence while your analysts supervise outcomes.

Zev Schonberg

Research

5 min

NinjaMare and the enterprise security epidemic hiding behind a harmless label

The PUA label, aka "potentially unwanted application" means nuisance. Adware, toolbars, and other things that change your settings without asking. Our research team's findings say this label is far more serious than a mere nuisance.

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Research

10 minutes

Energy Sector and its Suppliers Targeted in Global Phishing Campaign

A global phishing campaign is targeting energy, oil & gas suppliers, with attackers using typosquatted and spoofed phishing emails.

Malware Analysis

Research

4 minutes

Covering the Infection Chain: Analyze Documents and Scripts with Intezer Analyze

Investigate and classify non-executable files such as Microsoft Office documents, PDF files, and scripts such as PowerShell and VBS.

Malware Analysis

4 minutes

Genetic Analysis and Lessons Learned from REvil Attack

Validate your software supply chain for code tampering.

Malware Analysis

8 minutes

Klingon RAT Holding on for Dear Life

Intezer's technical analysis of an incredibly persistent Remote Access Trojan, Klingon RAT. The RAT is well-featured and resilient due to its multiple methods of persistence and privilege escalation. It is used by cyber criminals for financial gain.

Cloud Security

8 minutes

Top 10 Linux Server Hardening and Security Best Practices

As more companies adopt Linux, the frequency of Linux attacks is also increasing. These increased threats make hardening a worthwhile task.

Malware Analysis

7 minutes

Wrapping Up a Year of Infamous Bazar Campaigns

It has been 1 year since Bazar emerged on the cybercrime scene. We commemorate with key profiling and major milestones.

Cloud Security

6 minutes

Why Relying on the Cloud Provider for Security is Not Enough

The cloud providers offer built-in security tools designed to prevent a wide range of attacks. Yet, breaches still happen.

Cloud Security

6 minutes

CVE-2021-27075: Microsoft Azure Vulnerability Allows Privilege Escalation and Leak of Private Data

Vulnerability in Microsoft Azure VM Extension (CVE-2021-27075) would allow privilege escalation and leak of private data.

Malware Analysis

11 minutes

HabitsRAT Used to Target Linux and Windows Servers

Intezer has discovered a new malware variant, in addition to the version discovered by Shadowserver and Brian Krebs. The malware is written in GO and we are naming it HabitsRAT. It is targeting both Windows and Linux environments.

Cloud Security

5 minutes

How to Secure Cloud Non-Native Workloads

Not all applications are born cloud-native. Secure your cloud non-native workloads.

Cloud Security

5 minutes

Royal Flush: Privilege Escalation Vulnerability in Azure Functions

Disclosing a second Escalation of Privilege (EoP) vulnerability found in Azure Functions in the last few months.

Cloud Security

6 minutes

Rocke Group Actively Targeting the Cloud: Wants Your SSH Keys

Rocke Group is back with a new malware variant targeting the cloud. Check your system for compromise using these instructions.

Malware Analysis

3 minutes

Accelerate Incident Response with Intezer Analyze Volatility Plugin

Accelerate your incident response and memory forensics processes with the Intezer Analyze Volatility plugin.

Cloud Security

6 minutes

Top 10 Cloud Malware Threats

10 Linux malware targeting the cloud that should be on your radar.

Malware Analysis

Research

13 minutes

New Linux Backdoor RedXOR Likely Operated by Chinese Nation-State Actor

New backdoor targeting Linux systems likely attributed to China's Winnti Umbrella group.