Adjust Content Deployments to Non-Standard and Alternative Data Schemas At the core of SOC Prime’s Detection as Code platform is the world’s largest library of SOC content. Rules are initially written in the Sigma language, a platform-agnostic rule format that allows leveraging the expertise of a global community of 23,000+ security experts. Then the Sigma […]
The notorious Raccoon Stealer, which was earlier distributed under the Malware-as-a-Service (MaaS) model, comes back to the cyber threat arena as a new version 2.0 enriched with more advanced capabilities. Raccoon Stealer malware was previously reported to have been replaced with Dridex Trojan by the RIG exploit kit as part of an ongoing campaign that […]
Zoho’s ManageEngine operates cost-effective network management frameworks leveraged by over 40,000 enterprises worldwide. Due to the software popularity and its wide use across the globe, cyber threats detected in Zoho’s products could have a severe impact on thousands of compromised businesses, which earlier happened with the critical zero-day vulnerability in ManageEngine Desktop Central products. On […]
Instantly Explore the Executable Binary References Linked to Sigma Rules for More Insightful Contextual Information SOC Prime has recently released integration for its cyber threats search engine with EchoTrail.io database. Now, SOC Prime users can streamline threat investigation with the comprehensive information about executable binaries (filenames or hashes) launched on Windows, accessible right from our […]
A stealthy fly-under-the-radar remote access trojan (RAT) dubbed ZuoRAT has been compromising a relatively easy target – small office/home office (SOHO) routers. The malware has been in use since 2020, mainly affecting remote workers based in the U.S. and Western Europe with access to corporate networks. Researchers warn that the observed tactics, techniques and procedures […]
The notorious CVE-2021-44228 Apache Log4j vulnerability aka Log4Shell is still haunting cyber defenders along with reports about its active in-the-wild exploitations. Starting from December 2021, the nefarious Log4Shell flaw on unpatched VMware Horizon and Unified Access Gateway (UAG) servers has been widely weaponized by threat actors enabling them to gain initial access to targeted systems. […]
On June 24, 2022, CERT-UA warned about a new malicious campaign targeting telecommunication providers in Ukraine. According to the investigation, russia-linked adversaries launched a massive phishing campaign delivering DarkCrystal remote access Trojan (RAT), able to perform reconnaissance, data theft, and code execution on the affected instances. The malicious activity is tracked as UAC-0113, which with […]
Matanbuchus first surfaced in early 2021 as a malware-as-a-service (MaaS) project at a rental price of $2,500. Matanbuchus is a loader that uses two DLLs during the malware’s run cycle. This year the malware is delivered in phishing attacks aimed at deploying Cobalt Strike beacons. Detect Matanbuchus Malware For an efficient Matanbuchus malware detection, use […]
A notorious Chinese APT group known under the moniker “DriftingCloud” targets a cybersecurity firm Sophos. Namely, the threat actor is believed to be behind the active exploitation of a security hole in Sophos firewall. The flaw, tracked as CVE-2022-1040, scores 9.8 in severity and has been affecting Sophos Firewall versions 18.5 MR3 and older since […]
Brace yourself for a new PetitPotam-like NTLM relay attack enabling complete Windows domain takeover via Microsoft’s Distributed File System (MS-DFSNM) abuse. The new attack method, dubbed DFSCoerce, allows adversaries to coerce Windows servers into authentication with a relay under hackers’ control. Domain Controllers (DC) are also vulnerable, which poses a significant risk of the entire […]