Tag: Short Summary

CrushFTP is a popular file transfer application, but in the wrong hands, it can become a stealthy foothold for lateral movement. A process like crushftpservice.exe spawning common Windows binaries such as cmd.exe , powershell.exe , or wscript.exe often signals that something deeper is at play. This is exactly the scenario where detection rules written in […]

In modern cyberattacks, attackers rely not only on payloads but also on clever evasion techniques. One of the most subtle methods? Whitespace padding in command-line arguments—a tactic often used to obscure malicious behavior and throw off static detection. A recent VMware Carbon Black Cloud Query leverages this concept to detect suspicious .lnk file execution chains. […]

When new CVEs drop, defenders race to understand how attackers might exploit them. One such vulnerability—CVE-2024-35250—involves suspicious usage of the ksproxy.ax module. Palo Alto Cortex XSIAM is among the platforms providing early detection logic for potential abuse. But parsing the query manually? Not quick. That’s where Uncoder AI’s Short Summary becomes indispensable. This feature reads […]