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This week Fortinet released our latest Quarterly Threat Landscape Report. Every second of every day FortiGuard Labs is collecting data gathered from millions of devices and sensors around the world. The sheer volume of data we analyze gives us a distinct and unparalleled perspective of the global threat landscape. This data cumulates into our quarterly …
Continue reading “Activity Summary – Week Ending November 16, 2018”
The TrickBot malware family has been around for many years, initially focused on stealing victim’s online banking credentials. However, FortiGuard Labs has analyzed some new samples where we have found TrickBot, utilizing a new module, has evolved to much more trickery.
Cybercrime-as-a Service has created an entry point for novice distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attackers by offering simple options to anonymously attack nearly any website and forcing it offline. Due to the public release of source code for some popular bots, building a botnet to provide these sort of services is easier than ever. Minor modifications to …
Continue reading “Activity Summary – Week Ending November 2, 2018”
Attackers have always been seeking new avenues for exploitation; short of discovering zero days themselves. Many attackers have relied on known vulnerabilities either disclosed responsibly or irresponsibly to a vendor. Also, even if there is a patch available, such as the industry standard Patch Tuesday cycle by Microsoft/Adobe, attackers have taken said patches from vendors …
Continue reading “Activity Summary – Week Ending October 26, 2018”
