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April 22, 2022

Emotet's back. Here's how to keep from getting hacked

Emotet is back after last year's takedown. It's a favorite of groups like Conti. Dragan Damjanovic of KPMG & Dado Horvat of ReversingLabs give us the latest.

April 8, 2022

Conti pivots as ransomware as a service struggles

The resurgence of the Conti ransomware group is a sign of changes afoot in the global ransomware underground—and more trouble ahead for enterprises.

March 9, 2022

Wiper malware targeting Ukraine: Evidence of planning, and haste

ReversingLabs takes a closer look at two new wipers identified in attacks on Ukraine: HermeticWiper and IsaacWiper.

February 8, 2022

Microsoft disables Excel, Office macros by default. Will it matter?

Microsoft disabled two decades-old scripting languages in its Office products, long a favorite tool of cybercriminals. The security impact may be less than you think, however.

January 26, 2022

After Russian arrests, REvil ransomware implants persist

Almost two weeks after Russian authorities claimed to have dismantled the REvil ransomware group with a string of arrests, evidence for a reduction in the availability of REvil implants has yet to appear.

January 6, 2022

Here’s what happened with Log4Shell while you were out

ReversingLabs assists companies in mitigating software supply chain attacks and vulnerabilities like Log4Shell

December 30, 2021

A look back at 2021: The year ransomware took the gloves off

Ransomware gangs and nation-states launched attacks on critical infrastructure with cyber-physical consequences

December 29, 2021

A look back at 2021: The year supply chain threats went mainstream

Ransomware may have grabbed most of the headlines, but history will remember 2021 as the year that governments and companies finally woke up to the lurking threat posed by vulnerable software supply chains