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5 Capabilities of a Modern Endpoint Protection Platform

In order to address the evolving threat landscape, the security industry has turned to more comprehensive endpoint protection platforms. What are they?

The Timeline to Consolidation of Endpoint Protection Platforms and EDR

The endpoint security market is in the midst of a consolidation of EDR and EPP. How did we get here? Read on to find out.

Fileless Malware 101: Understanding Non-Malware Attacks

Unlike attacks carried out using traditional malware, fileless malware attacks don’t entail attackers installing software on a victim’s machine. Instead, tools that are built-in to Windows are hijacked by adversaries and used to carry out attacks. Essentially, Windows is turned against itself.

Explaining Fileless Malware Succinctly with Examples from our Research

In Q1 2018, fileless attacks were up 94%. Learn about what fileless malware is with common examples from the Cybereason Nocturnus team's research.

Glupteba Expands Operation and Toolkit with LOLBins And Cryptominer

The Nocturnus team has identified variants of Glupteba that made use of an extensive arsenal, including LOLBins and a cryptocurrency miner.

Sodinokibi: The Crown Prince of Ransomware

In April 2019, the Cybereason Nocturnus team analyzed a new type of evasive ransomware dubbed Sodinokibi.

Exploit Kits “Shade” Into New Territory

We take a closer look at the Spelevo exploit, its infection method, and the new direction attackers are taking the Shade ransomware to make money while avoiding publicity.

Watch Where You Browse - The Fallout Exploit Kit Stays Active

Attackers are turning even the most common activities into a possible threat. Read about the latest example of this trend here.

Operation Soft Cell: A Worldwide Campaign Against Telecommunications Providers

In 2018, the Cybereason Nocturnus team identified an advanced, persistent attack targeting global telecommunications providers.

Adobe Worm Faker Uses LOLbins And Dynamic Techniques To Deliver Customized Payloads

We have found an active malware that uses LOLBins and delivers customized payloads called Adobe Worm Faker.