It hit me like a lightning bolt. Four million stolen records per day, 4,000 ransomware attacks per day, 200,000 new malware discoveries per month, and a stunning 22% of all web traffic comprised of bad-bots, DDoS, and malicious attacks. The hackers were winning. The bad...
End-to-end malware analysis helps provide protection from infected objects residing on or flowing from all applications (email, websites, mobile, etc.) and all endpoint device types (Windows, Mac OS X, Android, iOS). Lastline’s proven integration with Carbon Black is assisting numerous organizations with realizing this important...
Authored by: Clemens Kolbitsch, Alexander Sevtsov, and Arunpreet Singh Find more details on this series in Part 1 and Part 2. Evasive scripts continue to be on the rise - whether it’s in the form of VBA macros in Microsoft Office documents or in the form of JScript scripts, malware...
Lastline's unique approach takes dynamic document analysis to a whole new level. In my previous blog posting, I briefly covered static document analysis as one of two types of document analysis that are essential for effective detection of advanced malware. Today I...
Static document analysis is an essential component in advanced malware detection One of the crucial functions of malware detection is the ability to spot advanced malicious code that's embedded within documents. Document files are key infection sources because: ...
Authored by: Alexander Sevtsov, and Arunpreet Singh Find more details on this series in Part 1 and Part 3. The use of malicious macro code in Microsoft Office documents is seeing a big comeback in recent weeks. As we already discussed in the first part of this blog-post...
Learn how Lastline’s process snapshotting supports malware analysis by capturing snapshots at various points throughout a malware program’s execution, allowing for deeper manual malware analysis by security researchers. ...
Authored by: Alexander Sevtsov, and Arunpreet Singh Find more details on this series in Part 2 and Part 3. Macro malware, introduced back in the 90’s, which lives inside Microsoft Office documents, is currently making a somewhat unexpected, but nonetheless frighteningly, successful comeback. The idea of infecting Internet users...
IT Security Guru has an article about how 65% of IT Leaders Expect Serious Data Breach to Hit Their Business Within the Next Year That is a frightening number. How does this relate to poker? Or probability? Or the price of a breach? They’re all...
If you missed the Lastline team (including the founders,each giving presentations) at Black Hat in Las Vegas earlier this month, visit us in Texas, the Lone Star state. We will be appearing at SecureWorld Dallas, September 27-28. We will be giving a 45-minute talk, and serving...
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