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Tag: ExploitKit

ShadowTalk Update – 09.17.2018

In this week’s ShadowTalk, Richard Gold and Simon Hall join Michael Marriott to discuss the latest spate of attacks by the threat actor known as Magecart. We dig into the history of Magecart, different approaches to web skimming, and provide advice on how organizations can best protect against this threat. Fallout exploit kit identified distributing […]

ShadowTalk Update – 07.09.2018

In this week’s ShadowTalk, Richard Gold and Simon Hall join Rafael Amado to discuss SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) interception, a technique used to inspect HTTPS (Hyper Text Transfer Protocol Secure) traffic sent between a client and a webserver. On 30 June, an important Payment Card Industry deadline passed that requires all websites that accept payment […]

ShadowTalk Update – 06.18.2018

In ShadowTalk this week, Dr Richard Gold and Simon Hall join Rafael Amado to discuss misconceptions around vulnerabilities and exploits, other techniques for gaining code execution, and how organizations can prioritize the patching of vulnerabilities.     Banco de Chile attackers used wiper malware to obfuscate theft Fresh analysis of Banco de Chile’s reported 24 […]

Shadow Talk Update – 06.11.2018

In Shadow Talk this week, Dr Richard Gold joins us to discuss the issue of security debt, a term used to refer to the accumulation of security risks over time, such as missed patches, misapplied configurations, mismanaged user accounts. Richard looks into how many of the attacks we see on a regular basis are actually […]

Exploiting Is My Business…and Business Is Good

In 2015 we are seeing new trends emerge with respect to Exploit Kits in the wild. These trends are particularly interesting in that they suggest that the frequency of 0-day exploits made available in these kits is growing while the time to integrate said 0-days from the time of discovery to inclusion in the kits is shrinking rapidly.