The joint Corero-Juniper Threat Defense Director (TDD) anti-DDoS solution protects network infrastructure from volumetric DDoS attacks that continue to grow in magnitude, frequency and sophistication. Today, the solution has already
Did you know that Distributed Denial-of-Service (DDoS) attacks are one of the fastest ways for cybercriminals to bring down a digital business? Scan the news for “DDoS attack,” and you’ll
Introduction Juniper Threat Labs is currently monitoring an emerging Chinese Remote Desktop Trojan called Asbit. It’s a remote access Trojan being advertised on its developer’s website as a “Fast
Whether at work or our personal lives, we want to purchase a product that performs as advertised and gets the job done. Fortunately for consumers, there are excellent resources that
CVE-2022-30190: Microsoft Windows Support Diagnostic Tool (MSDT) Remote Code Execution Vulnerability
A zero-day vulnerability was discovered on Microsoft Windows Support Diagnostic Tool (MSDT). On May 27, a researcher who goes by the twitter handle nao_sec discovered an interesting Microsoft Word document
With networks becoming more distributed and complex, and IT resourcing either remaining flat or declining, networking and security teams have to do more without actually having more. Secure Access Service
On May 12, 2021, United States President, Joe Biden, signed Executive Order 14028 to address the increasing nature of cybersecurity attacks and the effect that they have on businesses, the
Juniper Threat Labs has uncovered an attack that targets Redis Servers using a recently disclosed vulnerability, namely CVE-2022-0543. This vulnerability exists in some Redis Debian packages. The attack started on
As more companies embrace a Work-From-Anywhere (WFA) workforce, new cloud-based architectures are required to secure the network edge. However, many organizations are hesitant to walk toward SASE for fear of
Juniper Threat Labs compiled a list of the payloads from log4j attacks we have seen as of 12/16. Most of the payloads install malware such as Muhstik, Kinsing, Mirai and