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SummaryRhadamanthys, an advanced information stealer first identified in 2022, has undergone rapid updates, with version 0.7.0 introducing AI-driven capabilities for extracting cryptocurrency seed phrases from images. This malware targets credentials, system information, and financial data, using

SummaryRhadamanthys, an advanced information stealer first identified in 2022, has undergone rapid updates, with version 0.7.0 introducing AI-driven capabilities for extracting cryptocurrency seed phrases from images. This malware targets credentials, system information, and financial data, using

The rise of deepfakes poses significant threats to elections, public figures, and the media. Recent Insikt Group research highlights 82 deepfakes targeting public figures in 38 countries between July 2023 and July 2024. Deepfakes aimed at

Globally, regulations and directives are significantly altering the way organizations address cyber resilience, emphasizing the necessity for a more proactive stance. This is evident in both the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) and the second version

Bridging Detection Gaps for Superior Threat VisibilityIn todays cybersecurity landscape, organizations face diverse threats, requiring sophisticated security detection tools. Despite having rich data, these tools often operate in silos, making it difficult to connect the dots

Unmasking "Marko Polo": A Growing Cybercriminal ThreatIn an evolving digital landscape, cybercriminals have become increasingly innovative, and few exemplify this more than the "Marko Polo" group. As uncovered by Insikt Group, Marko Polo operates a vast

Recorded Future is excited to announce that we are being acquired by one of the worlds most trusted and recognized companies, Mastercard, in a transaction valued at $2.65B. This marks an important milestone in our journey,

Summary:The "H1 2024 Malware and Vulnerability Trends Report" shares how threat actors refined their tactics and exploited zero-day vulnerabilities, leaving organizations increasingly vulnerable. Key trends include the rise of infostealer malware, which dominated the threat landscape,

Following exposure and sanctions by the US government, Intellexas Predator spyware activity appeared to decline. However, recent findings by Insikt Group reveal that Predator's infrastructure is back with modifications to evade detection and anonymize users. This

The 2024 Check Fraud Report highlights a significant rise in check fraud across the United States, with an estimated $21 billion in losses in 2023 alone. The report analyzes nearly a million stolen bank check images