FortiGuard Labs researchers recently examined a spearphishing attack targeting a Jordanian diplomat. This blog analyzes the attack chain associated with this email and the traits that set it apart from average malware. Read more.
Since the beginning of 2022, there are more Android botnet newcomers. FortiGuard Labs has seen two new banking botnets: GRIM and Magnus. Read our blog to find out more.
FortiGuard Labs provides a deep dive on unpacking Python executables on Windows and Linux. Read to learn more about packing, unpacking, and decompiling on these operating systems.
In our latest blog, FortiGuard Labs reviews valuable tools to help understand what threats organizations might face next including the Common Vulnerability Scoring System (CVSS) and the Exploit Prediction Scoring System (EPSS). We also recap some of the unique benefits of each for better vulnerability prioritization.
With wiper malware becoming popular in cyberattacks, FortiGuard Labs provides a deep dive on the threat technique to help organizations understand it and implement better protections. Read our blog about wiper malware including tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs).
FortiGuard Labs has been closely investigating the Android BianLian botnet (also known as Hydra). Although it emerged in 2018, it is still alive in 2022. Our blog provides a brief analysis as well as its new tricks.
In this blog post, the FortiGuard Labs team reviews how to use emulation against anti-reverse engineering techniques using the Pandora ransomware as an example. Learn more.
FortiGuard Labs observed that a recent Emotet outbreak is being spread through a variety of malicious Microsoft Office files, or maldocs, attached to phishing emails. Read our blog to learn how the malware spreads, what the malicious documents look like, and how to avoid this scam.