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Tor exit nodes frequently appear in cybersecurity discussions, and for good reason. This post explains why they matter so you can decide if your security team should take a closer…

Malicious domains are a foundational layer of threat intelligence and provide critical visibility into where attackers operate online.

A recent scan conducted by the Malware Patrol team revealed over 14,000 Ollama instances publicly accessible on the Internet, opening…

Introduction Command-and-control (C2, C&C or CNC) servers are used to remotely manage, control, and communicate with compromised systems within a network. They enable attackers…

Staying ahead of malicious actors is a constant challenge. As threats continue to increase in complexity and sophistication, organizations must adopt innovative approaches to...

Everyone in our line of business wants to be considered the best threat intelligence vendor. The task of gathering and producing top-notch cyber threat intelligence (CTI) is harder...

Sharing is Caring To our industry’s credit, there are many good OSINT feeds and data sharing platforms. Even better, they are relatively easy to find. A simple Google search for

An Introduction to Malware Hashes and Hash Functions Malware hashes are found everywhere in our industry. And for a good reason. They very efficiently help identify malware samples.

In information security, the ability to predict and adapt to the behaviors of criminals can help organizations improve defense strategies against cyber threats.We can do this through the

? Black Friday is coming and threat actors are already surfing this wave of retail insanity. Not surprisingly, phishing remains an effective way to lure users into handing over their...