Malicious Cryptomining is Exploding. Are you at risk?
With a 19x increase in crypto related traffic in the last nine months, it's time to find out if computing resources in your organization are being used without your knowledge.
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Cryptomining: A sheep or a wolf?
One of, if not the, most prominent motivators for threat actors is money. Whether it’s botnet owners renting out their services for DDoS attacks, tech support scammers cold-calling people to...
Rocke: The Champion of Monero Miners
Cryptocurrency miners are becoming an increasingly significant part of the threat landscape.
Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? Create Your Own Crypto Currency on a Blockchain
The programming languages and tools you use to develop in the world of tokens and distributed applications, generally differ from blockchain to blockchain.
Cryptomining Campaign Returns Coal and Not Diamond
Soon after a launch of a new cryptocurrency, Bitvote, in January, Talos discovered a new mining campaign affecting systems in India, Indonesia, Vietnam and several other countries that was tied...
The Many Tentacles of the Necurs Botnet
This post was written by Jaeson Schultz. Introduction Over the past five years the Necurs botnet has established itself as the largest purveyor of spam worldwide. Necurs is responsible for emailing massive amounts of banking malware, ransomware
Cryptojacking: Hijacking your computer resources
Your internet connection is slower than usual, your PC is also very slow, and you notice that your CPU fan is running faster when you are on a given website. All the above symptoms indicate that you could be a victim of cryptojacking. This is a new
Cloud Unfiltered Podcast, Episode 18: Chris Riviere, Cisco
Cloud security is the kind of topic that can make you sigh, shake your head, and quickly look for some other, less daunting project to deal with—no doubt about it. I mean honestly—what do you even define as “cloud” in your particular environment, and