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Tales From the SOC: Hunting for Persistent Malware

Palo Alto Networks

Palo Alto Networks has the benefit of being our own “customer zero” for all new Palo Alto Networks products, allowing us to make product improvements and develop best practices while keeping our security team on the cutting edge of technology. How to hunt for persistent malware. Step 4: Investigate.

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Finding Bots with Kentik Detect

Kentik

In our previous post, on CDN Attribution , we mentioned that our development team has been hard at work enabling new ways to visualize and investigate network traffic patterns in Kentik Detect®. The IPs are identified as malware distribution points, phishing websites, spam sources, etc. Querying for Bots.

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The Good and the Bad of Android App Development

Altexsoft

But, when it comes to native development, you usually have to start with one. Join us for a review of Android mobile development and find out what benefits and challenges await you when choosing Google over Apple. Basically, the usability wasn’t considered at all – together with developers’ freedom. Let’s begin.

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Daisy Chaining: How Vulnerabilities Can Be Greater Than the Sum of Their Parts

Tenable

With the rise of daisy-chained cyberattacks, security teams must consider the contextual risk of each vulnerability, including its potential to be leveraged in a full system compromise. Faced with limited time and resources, every security team must prioritize threats. This isn’t a new trend. and abroad. . The MITRE ATT&CK view.

Malware 102
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Be Ready -- With Answers

Jeremiah Grossman

How is malware predominately distributed and end-users infected? Popular blog TechCrunch received similar treatment , twice, and just before Apple’s recent iPad announcement. Really bad things have to happen before the allocation of resources can be justified. Where are most reported security vulnerabilities located?