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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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2024
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JSOutProx's Phishing Operations Surge in Asia, Middle East, and Africa

Since February 2024, the distribution of JSOutProx, a Javascript backdoor malware, has notably increased in the APAC and MENA regions, targeting the financial and government sectors. Visa and research from Resecurity shed light on its deceptive techniques and potential links to Chinese cyber espionage efforts, marking a significant threat to global cybersecurity.

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2024
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Apple Users Flooded with Unrelenting Phishing Prompts

Apple's password reset functionality is under exploit by a phishing scheme, bombarding users with continuous system-level prompts, a tactic known as "push bombing." Victims, including high-profile individuals, face unyielding attempts to compromise their data, with fraudsters leveraging caller ID spoofing to mimic Apple Support. This campaign's persistence indicates a significant oversight in Apple's security framework, particularly the absence of rate-limiting for password reset requests, posing severe usability and privacy risks. Security experts advocate for immediate system design corrections to mitigate these vulnerabilities.

Global
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2024
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TA577 Expands Cyber Activities Beyond Initial Access

TA577, recognized for their role as initial access brokers, has significantly expanded their cyberattack strategies into post-exploitation activities. Proofpoint's research highlights their use of Impacket and thread hijacking emails to harvest NTLM authentication hashes, demonstrating a shift towards more invasive and sophisticated operations. This evolution emphasizes the need for robust security measures, including outbound SMB connection monitoring and timely software updates, to protect against these advanced threat tactics.

Global
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2024
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Kimsuky’s Campaigns Leverage CHM Files for Enhanced Espionage

North Korea's Kimsuky group is employing CHM files in its cyberespionage efforts, targeting the defense, nuclear, and research industries worldwide. Rapid7 Labs reveals Kimsuky's advanced techniques, including the use of living-off-the-land binaries and container files, to bypass security and gather intelligence. The group's adaptability and technical sophistication highlight the ongoing challenge of cybersecurity and the need for vigilant defense strategies against such state-sponsored actors.

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2024
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WarzoneRAT Resurfaces with Tax-Theme Lure

The WarzoneRAT malware has resurfaced, targeting individuals with tax-themed spam emails. Despite the FBI's efforts to dismantle its operations, cybercriminals continue to adapt and deploy this Remote Access Trojan (RAT) through sophisticated multi-stage attack chains, compromising systems for data theft and persistent access. This resurgence underscores the ongoing challenge of combating cyber threats.

Global
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2024
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Beware Scammers Pose as FTC Staff to Steal Money

The FTC has sounded an alarm over an uptick in scammers impersonating FTC officials to deceive individuals into sending money. Techniques involve urging victims to transfer funds, buy gold, or withdraw cash, under false pretexts. The median scam loss escalated from $3,000 in 2019 to $7,000 in 2024. With over 14,000 complaints of government impersonation frauds in 2023, resulting in $394 million in losses, the FTC, in collaboration with the FBI, has introduced the Government and Business Impersonation Rule to intensify efforts against such frauds. They urge public vigilance and reporting of suspicious activities, stressing that the FTC never demands money or threatens legal action for non-compliance.

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