Conti Unpacked | Understanding Ransomware Development As a Response to Detection
Conti’s rapid encryption speed is matched only by its rapid evolution. SentinelLabs’ deep dive explores its development in unprecedented detail.
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Evasive Maneuvers | Massive IcedID Campaign Aims For Stealth with Benign Macros
A widespread phishing campaign in operation since May is using a mix of old and new evasion tricks to drop IcedID malware.
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Gootloader: ‘Initial Access as a Service’ Platform Expands Its Search for High Value Targets
Gootloader expands its scope to target military, pharmaceutical and energy sectors, operating on an Initial Access As a Service model.
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Caught in the Cloud | How a Monero Cryptominer Exploits Docker Containers
This crypto mining campaign doesn’t use notable exploit components but leverages shell scripts to infect cloud containers and bypass AVs.
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Avaddon RaaS | Breaks Public Decryptor, Continues On Rampage
Unbreakable encryption, a data leak site and threats of DDoS attacks, Avaddon has all the tricks of a modern RaaS. And now version 2 is on the way.
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HelloKitty Ransomware Lacks Stealth, But Still Strikes Home
HelloKitty lacks the stealth of Ryuk, REvil and Conti, but has still struck some notable targets, including CEMIGO. Ransomware overview and IoCs here.
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Zeoticus 2.0 | Ransomware With No C2 Required
Zeoticus is a Windows-specific ransomware that can execute fully offline with no callback to a C2, making network activity detection rules redundant.
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Greyware’s Anatomy: The “Potentially Unwanted” are Upping Their Game
Adware infections may appear unremarkable at first, but in this example incident analysis we demonstrate their growing sophistication and risk.
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Egregor RaaS Continues the Chaos with Cobalt Strike and Rclone
Egregor ransomware is one of the more aggressive and complex RaaS families to date, with password-protected payloads designed to evade analysis.
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Ranzy Ransomware | Better Encryption Among New Features of ThunderX Derivative
The Ranzy ransomware operators have learned from their mistakes and adapted quickly after ThunderX decryptors became publicly available.
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