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Posted by Shmuel Uzan on October 8, 2024

Recently, Morphisec Threat Labs identified and prevented multiple sophisticated Lua malware variants targeting the educational sector. These attacks capitalize on the popularity of Lua gaming engine supplements within the student gamer community.

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Posted by Jay Kurup on September 10, 2024

Mandiant cybersecurity researchers recently released a blog on a memory-only dropper which uses a complex multi-stage infection process. This PowerShell-based downloader is being tracked as PEAKLIGHT. Mandiant researcher findings note that this...

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Posted by Michael Gorelik on September 3, 2024

In the rapidly evolving landscape of cybersecurity threats, a new adversary has emerged, drawing inspiration from one of the internet’s most enigmatic puzzles—Cicada3301. This new threat, dubbed Cicada3301 ransomware, was identified in a Morphisec...

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Posted by Arnold Osipov on August 19, 2024

Recently, Morphisec researchers discovered a vulnerability in Microsoft Outlook that can lead to remote code execution (RCE). This vulnerability, identified as CVE-2024-38021, highlights a significant security flaw within the Microsoft Outlook...

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Posted by Jay Kurup on August 13, 2024

As part of our ongoing efforts to identify newer vulnerabilities in Microsoft Office applications, Morphisec researchers have discovered two additional critical vulnerabilities in the Microsoft Outlook application which were reported to Microsoft...

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Posted by Arnold Osipov & Michael Gorelik on August 12, 2024

Recently, Morphisec researchers discovered a vulnerability in Microsoft Outlook, which highlights the potential for remote code execution within the context of the Outlook application. This newly identified vulnerability, CVE-2024-30103, allows...

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Posted by Arnold Osipov on June 6, 2024

Morphisec Labs has been monitoring increased activity associated with Sticky Werewolf, a group suspected to have geopolitical and/or hacktivist ties. While the group’s geographical origin and home base remain unclear, recent attack techniques...

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Posted by Michael Dereviashkin on February 26, 2024

Morphisec Threat Labs recently discovered multiple indicators of attacks leading to threat actor, UAC-0184. This discovery sheds light on the notorious IDAT loader delivering the Remcos Remote Access Trojan (RAT) to a Ukrainian entity based in...

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Posted by Jay Kurup on February 20, 2024

This blog examines the Akira Ransomware as a Service (RaaS) group, to understand their Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures (TTPs), and validate how Morphisec’s patented Anti-Ransomware solution powered by Automated Moving Target Defense (AMTD) can...

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Posted by Arnold Osipov on January 18, 2024

In ongoing efforts to monitor and analyze emerging cyber threats, Morphisec Threat Labs has recently turned its focus to Chae$ 4.1, an update to the Chaes malware Infostealer series. This version introduces key updates, including an improved Chronod...

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Posted by Michael Gorelik on December 13, 2023

The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) recently sounded the alarm on the widespread exploitation of the Citrix Bleed vulnerability. This critical security flaw has had a significant impact across various industries in the United...

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Posted by Hido Cohen & Arnold Osipov on September 5, 2023

Exclusive: Morphisec Threat Labs identified Chae$ 4, an advanced and previously unknown variant of the Chaes malware. Read this post for an abstract of the findings. 

Download the full Chae$ 4 technical analysis containing exclusive details of the...

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Posted by Arnold Osipov on June 29, 2023

Since April, Morphisec Labs has been closely monitoring an active GuLoader campaign that primarily focuses on law firms, along with healthcare and investment firms, specifically within the United States. GuLoader, also known as Cloudeye, has been...

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Posted by Arnold Osipov and Michael Dereviashkin on April 18, 2023

The Aurora stealer is a notorious Golang-based information stealer that's been gaining popularity from the end of 2022 through the first quarter of 2023. The Morphisec Threat Labs team has been tracing its activities using our prevention telemetry...

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Posted by Arnold Osipov on March 7, 2023

Starting in November 2022, Morphisec has been tracking an advanced info stealer we have named “SYS01 stealer.” SYS01 stealer uses similar lures and loading techniques to another information stealer recently dubbed S1deload by the Bitdefender group,...

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Posted by Alon Shekalim & Michael Dereviashkin on February 15, 2023

Morphisec has recently identified a highly evasive malware campaign delivering ProxyShellMiner to Windows endpoints.

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Posted by Morphisec Labs on December 7, 2022

During November, Morphisec identified a brand-new variant of Babuk ransomware while investigating a customer's prevention event. Babuk was first discovered at the beginning of 2021, when it began targeting businesses to steal and encrypt data in...

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Posted by Morphisec Labs on September 22, 2022

A non-fungible token (NFT) is a record on a blockchain associated with a digital or physical asset—usually a digital file such as a photo, video, or audio. An NFT’s ownership is recorded in the blockchain, and it can be sold and traded. NFTs differ...

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Posted by Hido Cohen & Arnold Osipov on August 11, 2022

The DoNot Team (a.k.a APT-C-35) are advanced persistent threat actors who’ve been active since at least 2016. They’ve targeted many attacks against individuals and organizations in South Asia. DoNot are reported to be the main developers and users...

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Posted by Morphisec Labs on July 6, 2022

To help protect the public, Morphisec Labs constantly monitors, investigates, and assesses the latest threats to help organizations avoid serious consequences. In recent months, threats involving infostealers have escalated. This report analyzes six...

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