IBM X-Force Exchange: Strategic and Tactical Uses of Threat Intelligence

What you don’t know about threat intelligence might surprise you.

While you can use threat intelligence feeds as context for enriching alerts and speeding time to action, correlating that intelligence to internal network data can enrich strategic security decisions and speed time to action. IBM X-Force Exchange is a cloud-based, collaborative threat intelligence platform that helps you research the latest global security threats, aggregate actionable intelligence, and collaborate with peers to quickly identify external threats and act on them.

Visit the platform to explore the threat intelligence content, and then register for the free 30-day trial of the IBM X-Force Exchange Commercial API to integrate intelligence into your existing security solutions.

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Hive0147 serving juicy Picanha with a side of Mekotio

17 min read - IBM X-Force tracks multiple threat actors operating within the flourishing Latin American (LATAM) threat landscape. X-Force has observed Hive0147 to be one of the most active threat groups operating in the region, targeting employee inboxes at scale, with a primary focus on phishing and malware distribution. After a 3-month break, Hive0147 returned in July with even larger campaign volumes, and the debut of a new malicious downloader X-Force named "Picanha,” likely under continued development, deploying the Mekotio banking trojan. Hive0147…

FYSA – Critical RCE Flaw in GNU-Linux Systems

2 min read - Summary The first of a series of blog posts has been published detailing a vulnerability in the Common Unix Printing System (CUPS), which purportedly allows attackers to gain remote access to UNIX-based systems. The vulnerability, which affects various UNIX-based operating systems, can be exploited by sending a specially crafted HTTP request to the CUPS service. Threat Topography Threat Type: Remote code execution vulnerability in CUPS service Industries Impacted: UNIX-based systems across various industries, including but not limited to, finance, healthcare,…

Getting “in tune” with an enterprise: Detecting Intune lateral movement

13 min read - Organizations continue to implement cloud-based services, a shift that has led to the wider adoption of hybrid identity environments that connect on-premises Active Directory with Microsoft Entra ID (formerly Azure AD). To manage devices in these hybrid identity environments, Microsoft Intune (Intune) has emerged as one of the most popular device management solutions. Since this trusted enterprise platform can easily be integrated with on-premises Active Directory devices and services, it is a prime target for attackers to abuse for conducting…

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