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See the many opportunities an attacker has to advance the operation, and the ways a defender can break the kill chain and end the attack before crown jewels are compromised.
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The Wannamine cryptominer, which uses the EternalBlue exploits, is still active although a patch that fixes these well-known vulnerabilities was released last March. Amit Serper, Cybereason's head of security research, examines this variant and makes the case for patching your systems.
Read MoreAttackers don't need sophisticated tools to create effective malware. Basic tools work just fine. Case in point: Cybereason researchers discovered a .NET dropper/crypter. Here's how they reverse engineered it.
Read MoreWith application whitelisting being integrated into an OS’s security stack, attackers need more creative ways to use their tools without getting detected. In this incident observed by Cybereason, DLL hijacking was used to run Mimikatz using a process that was signed and verified by Oracle.
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