On March 18th, 2021, the DNSWatch Tailored Analysis Team received an email from an internal WatchGuard employee who deemed the email as suspicious. The initial email included an attachment with the title Attachment_57904. A DNSWatch Analyst performed an initial assessment of … Read More
Combating Disinformation with Nina Jankowicz Rewind
This week on the podcast, we go back to one of our favorite episodes from last year near the start of the pandemic where we sat down with security expert Nina Jankowicz to … [Read More...]
Q4 2020 Internet Security Report
Its that time of year again! This week on the podcast we dive in to the latest internet security report out of the WatchGuard Threat Lab. We'll cover the latest trends in … [Read More...]
Analysis of a Dridex Banking Trojan Phish
At the beginning of March, as many Americans were eagerly awaiting another round of stimulus payments, news began to circulate about cybercriminals taking advantage of the … [Read More...]
What Is Content Security Policy?
This week on the podcast we take a look at Content Security Policy, a web app security standard designed to combat Cross Site Scripting attacks against websites and web apps. Before that though, we'll cover the latest security news including a resurgence in ransomware … [Read More...]
Ubiquitous for all the Wrong Reasons
Ubiquiti may have a lot to answer to after recent allegations of their possible downplaying of January’s breach. The allegation involves an attacker gaining access to … [Read More...]
WatchGuard Earns Another 5-Star Rating in CRN’s 2021 Partner Program Guide
CRN has honored WatchGuard with a prestigious five-star rating in its 2021 Partner Program Guide. This is the eighth year in a row WatchGuard has achieved top marks in CRN’s … [Read More...]
Alleged Acer REvil Ransomware Infection Breaks Record with $50+ Million Demand
The REvil ransomware group has come to prominence recently by infecting networks around the world with ransomware and demanding large sums of money from their victims. The group commonly posts proof of their successful ransomware efforts on their blog, called Happy Blog, … [Read More...]
Fireboxes Detect HAFNIUM Attacks in the Wild
Over the last few weeks, we continue to see HAFNIUM attacks against Exchange Servers through our threat intelligence. Our Firebox feed data shows Fireboxes … [Read More...]
Attempted PHP Backdoor Foiled
The PHP Group, the collection of developers responsible for maintaining the reference source code and implementation for the popular web scripting language PHP, made the … [Read More...]
