SPHINCS+: stateless hash-based digital signature
The NoName057(16) collective and DDoS offensives in support of the Russian narrative
Threat Discovery is an editorial space of Telsy and TS-WAY dedicated to in-depth analysis of cyber threat intelligence at a global level. The information reported is the outcome of the collection and analysis work done...
Lateral movement refers to the techniques that a cyber attacker uses, after gaining initial access, to move deeper into a network in search of sensitive data and other high-value assets....
TrickBot (or “TrickLoader”) is a banking Trojan that targets both businesses and consumers for their data, such as banking information, account credentials, personally identifiable information (PII), and even bitcoins. As...
FTCode is a type of ransomware that spreads itself via spam emails, and is able to execute its PowerShell-based malicious payload in memory only, without downloading any files to disk....
Locky is a type of malware that can encrypt critical files on your computer and hold them hostage while demanding a ransom payment. The cybercriminals promise to give users a...
An Evil Twin attack is a spoofing cyberattack that works by tricking users into connecting to a fake Wi-Fi access point that mimics a legitimate network. Once a user is...
WannaCry ransomware is a cryptomalware worm that attacks Windows PCs. It’s a form of malware that can spread from PC to PC across networks (hence the “worm” component) and then...
FlawedGrace is the name of a Remote Access Threat (RAT) that is part of the menacing arsenal of the financially motivated cyber criminals gang known as TA505 (or Hive0065). The...
The term banking Trojan indicates a category of malware that aims to steal the banking credentials of victims and carry out online fraud, usually causing significant economic damage. Dridex:...
Netwalker is a type of ransomware that targets Windows-based systems. First discovered in August 2019, it has evolved throughout the rest of 2019 and into 2020. The FBI noted significant spikes in...
