Phishing Kit Kuzuluy Impersonating Paypal In this Malware Analysis Spotlight, we will take a look at a phishing kit related to Kuzuluy, also known as KuzuluyArt. According to Twitter user MaelSecurity, there was a Phishing-as-a-Service associated with Kuzuluy impersonating PayPal in late 2019. At the time of our research, the
Investigating Cyber Incidents Using the Security Stack By Kenneth Vignali, Incident Response Expert As a seasoned digital forensic and incident responder, I have come to appreciate the value of certain logs from parts of an organization’s security stack. Before investigating any cyber incident, it is extremely critical to ensure that
About a decade ago, in the good old “just SIEM it” days, the SOC was typically measured on quantity – the number of alerts validated, number of investigations escalated, number of infections mitigated, and so on. The challenges were how to make the SIEM work better – aggregation of events,
Executive Summary The ongoing shift to cloud-based offerings – SaaS, IaaS and PaaS – provides major advantages to customers. These include fast deployments, a modern & effective environment and enhanced security capabilities that traditional IT organizations cannot deliver on their own, due to high investment costs, fast-changing technology and gaps
In this Malware Analysis Spotlight, we are investigating a variant of the phishing kit created by Xbalti. Originally, there were two phishing kits developed by Xbalti. The first one is targeting Chase Bank customers, while the other one, which is the topic of this spotlight is targeting Japanese Amazon customers.
For organizations of all sizes, cyber attacks are not a matter of if, but when. Given that an organization is going to experience security incidents, attacks and even breaches, a cyber incident response team and plan is critical. In a sophisticated threat landscape, what are the key considerations to building
As the cyber-threat landscape evolves and data breaches become more common, incident response has become more critical than ever. A CSIRT (Computer Security Incident Response Team) is a body of people assigned with the responsibility of responding to and minimizing the impact of any incidents that affect the organization. This
Introduction – Sign In To Continue Engineers have put a lot of work into making today’s websites effortless to browse. When we browse the web, we typically reach the function of a website we want without ever thinking about what we need to click. Websites present their options clearly, and
When it comes to incident response, the quicker a business deals with the threat, the better. It’s not just about being able to respond in a timely manner, it’s also about having the right persons and plan in place to deal with the event effectively. How to Build An Effective
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