The APEX™ Platform now tracks over 205 malware families, marking a 45% increase since the start of September. We have also increased our monitoring of malicious beacons by 20%, with more than 32 billion C2 communications collected.
This expanded coverage of malware communications provides the industry’s most advanced, comprehensive view of nation-state and criminal actor campaigns that are actively targeting corporations, governments, non-government organizations and their suppliers worldwide. Many of the active cyber compromises seen by APEX™ remain undetected by the victim organizations and their partners.
Later this year, we will be releasing a new update to APEX™, which will make it easier for users to search the platform for specific malware and threat actor activity. This update is due to roll out by the end of Q4.
What Wicked Webs We Un-weave: Wizard Spider once again proving it isn’t you, it isn’t me; we search for things that you can’t see Authored by: Matt Stafford and Sherman Smith Executive summary: In late January 2022, Prevailion’s Adversarial Counterintelligence Team (PACT) identified extensive phishing activity designed to harvest credentials for Naver. Naver is a […]
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