With travel becoming more frequent, it is essential for travelers to understand that malicious actors are also eager to leverage travel as an opportunity to deliver malware. Read our blog to learn about a few examples of attacks that FortiGuard Labs recently discovered focused on travel lures.
FortiGuard Labs researchers provide an analysis and assessment of CVE-2022-30190: Microsoft Support Diagnostic Tool (MSDT) RCE vulnerability “Follina.” Read to learn more about this critical vulnerability and how to take quick corrective action until Microsoft releases a patch.
Ransomware is one of the top threats facing organizations and individuals today. While often organizations may feel compelled to pay ransom settlements, it is a decision that should be considered very carefully. Read more.
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FortiGuard Labs discovered a phishing campaign delivering fileless malware AveMariaRAT, BitRAT, and PandoraHVNC to steal sensitive information from a victim’s device. Read part II of our analysis to find out more about the malware payload details and the control commands.
FortiGuard Labs discovered a new variant of the Nokoyawa ransomware and observed that it has been evolving by reusing code from publicly available sources. Read our blog to learn more about the behavior and new features which maximize the number of files that can be encrypted.
FortiGuard Labs recently discovered a social engineering email lure with a message delivered to a company in Ukraine. In part I of our blog, we will analyze the phishing email and provide an analysis of the embedded malware which contains an executable for GuLoader.
FortiGuard Labs recently came across a variant of Chaos ransomware that appears to side with Russia. Read to find out more about the destructive outcome the variant beings to a compromised machine.
FortiGuard Labs discovered a phishing campaign delivering fileless malware to steal sensitive information from a victim’s device. Read our analysis to find out more about how the campaign executes and maintains persistence on the victim’s device.