Advisory Update: Oriole Botnet Campaign Targeting Edge Devices. JUMPSEC’s Threat Intelligence team has provided updated IoC analysis of the recent PRC Oriole Botnet campaign that indicate continued activity, along with broader context on long-term edge devices risk: ↘️ https://lnkd.in/eWQDbwEw We explore: Why edge devices are a risk Key Mitigations IOC Analysis Case study from a recent Penetration testing engagement Staying proactive with continuous monitoring and threat-hunting capabilities will help mitigate this evolving risk as IoC change over time. #cybersecurity #IoTsecurity #botnets #threathunting #JUMPSEC #OrioleBotnet #edgedevices
JUMPSEC
Computer and Network Security
Acton, London 2,481 followers
Futureproof your cyber defences, realise genuine improvement with JUMPSEC managed services and consultancy solutions.
About us
Futureproof your cyber defences and realise genuine improvement over time with JUMPSEC managed services and consultancy solutions. Our mission is to change the way the organisations deal with security and enable organisations to use the security they have invested in to the fullest. Incrementally improving organisations cyber security protection year on year. This means leaving generic behind by focusing on the specific threats you face, and outcomes you need to be secure. We specialise in solving unique challenges by applying our broad cyber security capabilities to design and deliver custom projects and innovative solutions, realising positive outcomes for our clients.
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External link for JUMPSEC
- Industry
- Computer and Network Security
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Acton, London
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2012
- Specialties
- Cyber Incident Response, Security Architecture Consultancy, Application and Mobile penetration testing, Social Engineering, Security Assessments, Managed Vulnerability Scanning, Managed Monitoring, Security Operations Centre, SOC-as-a-service, Threat Intelligence, Security awareness workshops & training, Threat Modelling, Cyber Incident Response capability review, Incident detection and capability review, Cyber Security Consultancy, ransomware, Cyber Security, Penetration Testing, and managed services
Locations
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33 - 34 Westpoint
Warple Way
Acton, London W3 0RG, GB
Employees at JUMPSEC
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Somesh Mitra
Growth Champion. I am passionate about helping companies grow by addressing the structural issues that hold them back: strategic options, product…
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Sam T.
CEO & Founder JUMPSEC
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Bjoern Paul Richard Schwabe
Head of Continuous Attack Surface Management, CTO
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Matt Norris
Cyber Security - COO
Updates
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Some interesting statistics from Max C. on a very recent engagement that put weight behind a theory : 🎯Staff were 3x more likely to click a malicious link when delivered over Teams vs email. 🎯 Staff were 2x more likely to submit credentials to a malicious login page when delivered over Teams vs email. 🎯Staff were half as likely to report a suspicious message on Teams vs email. Same pretexts, same links, very different results 🤔 If you are not already it is time to update your security awareness training to include productivity app-based. Have a listen to Max C. and Tom Ellson, this is their summer CRESTcon talk on abusing productivity apps for initial access... Full video here ➡️ https://lnkd.in/e-PDbmJr #CRESTCON #cyberinsights #phishing #initialaccess #Microsoftteams
Productivity or Malicious Activity
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Attending Call & Contact Centre Expo UK? Come and listen to Max C., he will be sharing his stories and insights about how he hacked a international call centre. It will be very insightful!! Full information below ↘️ #cybersecurity #socialEngineering #callcentreExpo #Cyberinsights
How I Hacked Your Call Centre - Tales from a Social Engineer Join us at Call & Contact Centre Expo UK for an eye-opening session titled “How I Hacked Your Call Centre - Tales from a Social Engineer” with Max C. PCSP, Head of Adversary Simulation at JUMPSEC. 📅 Date: November 27, 2024 🕒 Time: 15:05 - 15:35 📍 Location: Keynote Theatre Get your free ticket here - https://shorturl.at/BiLNX About the Speaker: Max is a seasoned ethical hacker with a special interest in social engineering and a strong track record for hacking the human side of cyber security. Session Highlights: Max will share captivating stories of impersonating bosses, faking emails, and ‘asking nicely’ to hack some of the largest companies in the world. He will focus on an engagement targeting an international call centre, revealing how he used social engineering techniques to coerce agents into breaking protocols. Key Takeaways: The human element is far easier to hack and has been the preferred avenue for threat actors and red teamers alike for many years. It only takes some small talk, a little premeditation, and confidence to get people to do things that seem impossible. Trust but verify: Ensure your call centre agents are truly sticking to their approved procedures. Don’t miss this chance to learn from Max’s unique insights and experiences! #CyberSecurity #SocialEngineering #CallCentreExpo #MaxCorbridge #JUMPSEC
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Another week, another great technical blog from our consultant team! This time David Kennedy is talking through the technical steps of conducting relaying attacks in on-premise active directory environments: https://lnkd.in/ePJ5E7xA
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This week’s LABS blog post is the second instalment from our Detection and Response Team (DART) on an investigation into a malicious USB stick which landed on the desk of one of our clients. Part 2 here – emphasises how they utilised the tools to conduct the investigation and how we assemble all the available evidence to conclude the investigation. Our goal is to share practical experiences and lessons learned from our investigation, offering useful insights and tips for anyone new to the field or looking to refine their DFIR skills. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or just starting out, this article provides a clear and detailed look at best practices and important considerations in digital forensics and incident response. Check out the full story here ➡ https://lnkd.in/eYdun6gg #Forensics #cybersecurity #IR #cyberskills
Building Forensic Expertise: A Two-Part Guide to Investigating a Malicious USB Device (Part 2) | JUMPSEC LABS
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We’re hiring! We are looking for a Cyber Security Responder, to join our Detection and Response team. JUMPSEC are looking for a range of experiences from Junior to mid-level. This role provides a great opportunity to gain experience and knowledge in the cybersecurity industry. You will work alongside experienced security professionals and will be exposed to a variety of security technologies and tools. If you are passionate about cybersecurity, love to learn, and enjoy working as part of a team then this job is a great fit for you. For more information about the role, please read here: ▶ https://lnkd.in/enieHqHm
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Looking at our 2024 mid-year ransomware trends insights. We look in detail at sector-by-sector analysis. It has provided ample speculation on attackers’ strategies. 🎯 The #manufacturing sector has been the most highly targeted sector in 2024 both in the UK and globally, followed by finance, and for the first time healthcare. 🎯 Small UK-based manufacturing companies (50-200 employees) are disproportionately targeted—approximately 10% more than the general distribution. 🎯The rising targeting of the UK #healthcare sector over the past three quarters is most concerning in terms of direct human impact. Previously less targeted than the US, the UK healthcare sector accounted for ~9% of attacks in Q2. 🎯The UK #financial sector is the second most targeted in 2024. As attackers increasingly skip encryption in favour of sensitive data exfiltration to extort financial sector victims, a deeper understanding of advanced techniques (e.g., DNS tunnelling) and mitigations becomes increasingly valuable. We contextualise global ransomware trends for UK-centric organisations, tracking the latest threat actor activity via #dataleak sites and incorporating complementary #threatintelligence and reporting. For more crucial insights – read the full report here: ➡ https://lnkd.in/ewKpUT2n #ransomware #threatintel #infosec #cybersecurity
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Are you up-to-date with the latest #ransomware threats? JUMPSEC UK #RansomwareTrends: The 2024 Mid-year Update is now live! We contextualise global ransomware trends for UK-centric organisations, tracking the latest threat actor activity via #dataleak sites and incorporating complementary #threatintelligence and reporting. Here’s a snapshot: 🔹 UK ransomware extortion rates have dropped in H1 2024 – what’s driving the decline? 🔹 Several notorious threat groups have faded from the UK landscape, but is it too soon to relax? 🔹 Which sectors appear most vulnerable? Find out how ransomware hits #manufacturing, #finance, and #healthcare hardest. Don’t miss these crucial insights – read the full report here: https://lnkd.in/ewKpUT2n
UK Ransomware Trends: 2024 Mid-year Update | JUMPSEC
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