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The Cybereason Nocturnus Team has been tracking threat actors leveraging the previously undetected Chaes malware to primarily target Brazilian customers of the largest e-commerce company in Latin America, MercadoLivre.
Read MoreSince expanding to XDR in Summer 2020, the team has gained more visibility, identified multiple suspicious behaviors, and have already set up a first Slack notification and response bot to reduce remediation time and efforts.
Read MoreJoin us for an hour-long panel on the intricacies of XDR and how it will affect the security industry. Learn what XDR is, specific use cases, and how security practitioners can easily integrate this new technology into their security stack.
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Read MoreKimsuky has been observed targeting a wide array of victims including public and private sector companies in the U.S., Europe, Japan, South Korea, & Russia.
Read MoreGain complete visibility. Identify key gaps. Continuously strengthen IT hygiene.
Read the Data SheetLearn about how ransomware has changed over the past few years with real examples pulled from the Cybereason Nocturnus team’s work exploring ransomware threats.
WATCH NOWIn this live panel, we'll explore how the EU Court of Justice recently striking down the EU-US Privacy Shield agreement affects vendors in the security space and answer your questions about the ruling.
WATCH NOWSince April 2020, the Cybereason Nocturnus Team has been investigating the emergence of the Bazar malware, a loader and backdoor used to collect data about the infected machine and to deploy additional malware.
Read MoreIn recent weeks, new activity by the Evilnum group includes a change in the chain of infection and persistence, new infrastructure that is expanding over time, and the use of a new Python-scripted Remote Access Trojan (RAT).
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