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Here you can find an accumulation of trending threats published weekly by the Anvilogic team.

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Forge Report: First Half Threat Trends of 2024

Anvilogic Forge's latest report offers essential insights into key threat trends and adversarial tactics observed in the first half of 2024. From the pervasive use of PowerShell and remote access tools to sophisticated social engineering and attacks on the healthcare sector, this comprehensive analysis provides actionable intelligence and detection rules to bolster your defenses. Explore our key findings and access ready-to-deploy detection content to enhance your security posture.

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2022
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The Threat of IcedID Still Looming

Elastic researchers report that the IcedID banking trojan's infrastructure is still active. Initially targeting financial institutions, IcedID now delivers complex payloads like Cobalt Strike. Using obfuscation techniques with zip files and ISO images, IcedID establishes persistence and enables credential stealing, command execution, and data collection.

Financial Services
Information & Technology
Cybersecurity
Government
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2022
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APT10 Attacks Japanese Organizations w. LODEINFO Malware

Kaspersky reports that APT10, a Chinese threat group, uses LODEINFO malware to target Japanese organizations since 2019. Employing phishing and DLL side-loading techniques, APT10 focuses on diplomatic, government, media, and think tank sectors. LODEINFO malware evolves frequently to evade detection, supporting cyber espionage objectives.

Diplomatic
Government
Think Tanks
Media
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2022
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SentinelLabs Finds Connection Between Black Basta and FIN7

SentinelLabs researchers have identified a connection between the Black Basta ransomware group and FIN7, based on shared custom tools and techniques. Key findings include the use of BIRDDOG backdoor and similarities in tools like Cobalt Strike and SocksBot. Black Basta's tactics include exploiting Microsoft vulnerabilities and using Qakbot for initial access.

Cybersecurity
Technology
Financial
Healthcare
Retail
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2022
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Strategic
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A Email Hack Leaks Iranian Nuclear Intel

Iran's Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant was breached by the hacktivist group Black Reward, who claimed responsibility for an email hack. Despite denials from the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran about the exposure of sensitive data, the group claims to have obtained and threatened to release financial reports, administrative documents, and personal information.

Energy
Government
Cybersecurity
Media
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2022
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Tracking a Chinese Influence Campaign, DRAGONBRIDGE

Mandiant uncovers DRAGONBRIDGE, a Chinese influence campaign targeting the US with false narratives to create division and discredit democracy. Despite poor execution and minimal engagement, the campaign spreads misinformation, including blaming the US for the Nord Stream explosions and dissuading voters in the midterm elections.

Media
Government
Information & Technology
Cybersecurity
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Threat Actor Stores Malware Commands in IIS Logs

Symantec researchers reveal the Cranefly hacking group’s use of IIS logs to hide malware commands. Using Trojan.Geppei, the group disguises commands as web requests, initiating activities like installing backdoors, executing OS commands, and disabling IIS logging for long-term intelligence collection.

Government
Information & Technology
Cybersecurity

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