Threat actors exploit public attention in the #Olympics by creating domains that seem related to the event. We've seen a surge of such Olympic-themed #NewlyRegisteredDomains (NRDs). As an example, we note some used for Chinese gambling sites. More info at https://bit.ly/3M185lp #OlympicScams #Scams
Palo Alto Networks Unit 42
Computer and Network Security
SANTA CLARA, CA 72,990 followers
Unit 42 Threat Intelligence & Incident Response. Intelligence Driven. Response Ready.
About us
Palo Alto Networks Unit 42 brings together world-renowned threat researchers with an elite team of incident responders and security consultants to create an intelligence-driven, response-ready organization passionate about helping customers more proactively manage cyber risk. With a deeply rooted reputation for delivering world-class threat intelligence, Unit 42 provides industry-leading incident response and cyber risk management services to security leaders around the globe.
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- Computer and Network Security
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- 5,001-10,000 employees
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- SANTA CLARA, CA
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- Public Company
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- 2005
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- Incident Response, Risk Management, Operational Threat Intelligence, and Network Security
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2024-08-26 (Monday): #malspam pushing #GuLoader for #Remcos #RAT (#RemcosRAT). Steals login credentials and runs #keylogger. Indicators available at https://bit.ly/3YXYGTl #TimelyThreatIntel #Unit42ThreatIntel #Wireshark #InfectionTraffic
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DNS traffic patterns offer a new perspective on threats like domain squatting and internet scams. Discover how Unit 42 researchers tackle C2 server traffic and dynamic DNS abuse. This machine learning-powered system identifies and blocks suspicious activities, and case studies reveal the effectiveness of using an #autoencoder in real-world threat scenarios. https://bit.ly/3MehhmA
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Fans of the new action RPG "Black Myth: Wukong" are being targeted through malicious domains. #Phishing, crypto #scams and illegal gambling linked to Wukong-themed domains are on the rise. More info at https://bit.ly/4dRll8c #Wukong #BlackMythWukong #TimelyThreatIntel
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In response to a ransomware attack that severely disrupted government operations, Unit 42 promptly sprang into action. The #IncidentResponse experts determined the extent of the damage, identified the threat actor, and implemented a plan to recover, restoring critical services and helping rebuild citizen trust. https://bit.ly/4caO4Dw
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2024-08-21 (Wednesday): First reported in July 2024, a #PowerShell #Stealer named #Kematian Stealer (#KematianStealer) still appears to be active. Details on a recent sample are available at https://bit.ly/3YNTIIW #Unit42ThreatIntel #TimelyThreatIntel
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Join our team at Palo Alto Networks! We're seeking a forward-thinking and dynamic Public Relations Senior Manager to drive Unit 42 to new heights. If you're passionate about cybersecurity, adept at crafting compelling narratives, and thrive on innovative PR strategies, we want to hear from you. Apply now and be a key player in amplifying our reputation and impact in the cybersecurity landscape. https://bit.ly/3X9CUuF #PRCareer #PRJobs #TechPR #CommsJobs
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A cyber arms race has begun, and we need new strategies—now. In the latest episode of #ThreatVector, special guest host, Palo Alto Networks Unit 42 CTO Michael Sikorski sits down with Sr. Research Scholar at Columbia University, Jason Healey, to explore: 1. The rising danger as cybersecurity intersects with international affairs 2. How to defeat new threat actors 3. How to create new playbooks for a shifting status quo. Tune in now. https://bit.ly/3WPamFi
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Our latest research uncovers a sophisticated cloud extortion campaign targeting organizations. Exposed environment variables and lack of least privilege architecture led to successful compromises. It's imperative to prioritize robust cloud security measures to mitigate such threats. Learn more about the incident and the tactics employed and read the post: https://bit.ly/4fKJhM3
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If you haven’t already, make sure to assess if CVE-2024-38063 (Windows TCP/IP Remote Code Execution Vulnerability) could impact your environment and patch accordingly. Microsoft has labeled this as “Exploitation More Likely,” as this vulnerability can allow unauthenticated attackers to exploit the flaw remotely by repeatedly sending IPv6 packets that include specially crafted packets. IPv6 support is enabled by default on Windows and Windows Server machines and, in general, Microsoft advises against disabling it – especially on the latter. The reporter of the vulnerability, Xiao Wei at Cyber KunLun’s KunLun Lab – says that “the bug triggers before [the local Windows firewall] handling [of] the packet.” This means that blocking IPv6 on the firewall won’t help against exploits. While this month’s patch Tuesday included a number of important vulnerability fixes, CVE-2024-38063 should add extra urgency to your patching process this time around. Read more details: https://bit.ly/46PQiXS
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