Threat Hunting Case Study: Looking for Volt Typhoon
Volt Typhoon is a state-sponsored threat actor group that establishes persistence in critical infrastructure. Here's how to perform intelligence-driven threat hunting to find possible signs of an attack.
BreachForums Saga Continues. What’s Next?
BreachForums, an infamous cybercriminal forum, is back in action after authorities disrupted it. Here's a look at the forum, including why it's back online and what may lie ahead.
Cyber Threat Landscape: 2024 Paris Olympic Games
The infrastructure behind the 2024 Summer Olympics is vast, providing a large potential attack surface. Here's an overview of the threat landscape.
Assessing the Disruptions of Ransomware Gangs
Countering ransomware remains one of the top priorities for nations. In this post, we analyze the effects of disruptions against several high-profile ransomware groups.
What Can We Learn from Ransomware Attacks
In this Studio 471, Jamie MacColl of the Royal United Services Institute discusses a study of ransomware’s impacts from IT staff on the front line through to civil society.
Threat Hunting Case Study: Looking for Evil Corp
Threat hunting can detect malicious behavior and stop a data breach. Here's how to use Intel 471's Hunter platform to detect the Evil Corp cybercriminal group.
Cybercriminals and AI: Not Just Better Phishing
Threat actors are offering products that claim to incorporate artificial intelligence (AI). Here’s a look at how this may influence cybercrime.
Introducing 471 Attack Surface Protection for intelligence-led business operations
Fast-paced cyber threats are driving more organizations towards cybersecurity solutions that help them anticipate attacks. Today, we unveiled 471 Attack Surface Protection, a powerful attack surface management solution that l...
What the Biggest-Ever Botnet Takedown Means
Authorities have disrupted industrial malware distribution operations that over years have exacted immense financial damage.
MITRE ATT&CK Looks at Cybercrime Techniques
In this Studio 471, Patrick Howell O’Neill, who is a Lead Cyber Operations Analyst at MITRE, discusses cybercrime techniques and why ATT&CK is useful to security professionals.
