How to Use Passive DNS to Inform Your Incident Response
Passive DNS replication can be an essential source of data to contextualize your threat intelligence and inform your incident response plan.
Just 1 Percent of Companies Feel Ready to Fend Off Media Security Threats, Survey Reveals
According to a recent study, just 1 percent of U.S. media companies reported high levels of confidence in their ability to withstand a variety of media security attacks.
Change of Style in Phishing Attacks Creates Fresh Concerns for Big-Name Brands
Cybercriminals are changing their tactics when it comes to phishing attacks, shifting their efforts from hacked web servers to malicious domains.
Markdown: Designer Vulnerabilities Get a Fresh CVSS v3 Look
The Common Vulnerability Scoring System (CVSS) has been completely redone to more accurately reflect the scope and impact of vulnerabilities.
How to Stop a Botnet Created by Angler Exploit Kits
The Angler exploit kit has been responsible for the vast majority of botnets created over the past year. Here's how it works and how to stop it.
In a BIND: DNS Server Attacks Exploit New Software Flaw
New DNS server attacks are exploiting a flaw in the open-source BIND9, and websites at risk for attack need to move quickly to patch the problem.
Threat Kinetics: The Arms Race Between Black Hat and White Hat Developers
The evolution of threat kinetics to identity kinetics is rapidly advancing, and there are a plethora of organizations pursuing this avenue.
Analyzing Queries on a Honeypot Name Server for Better DNS Log Quality
Monitoring a honeypot name server for queries in a public cloud is an easy and popular way of collecting data on "Internet noise."