With the rise in remote work, employee devices often share networks with personal and new devices are regularly added to networks – and often, unbeknownst to IT. Incomplete network visibility
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When it comes to securing an organization, there are so many questions to answer. Where are the organization’s users predominantly located – onsite or remote? Are there any predicted shifts
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In the technology industry, there is no shortage of marketing buzzwords, oftentimes applied to product capabilities that aren’t truly able to live up to their hype. Take “single pane of
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Validation is always reassuring, especially when you’ve been told it can’t be done. Stepping off of the beaten path, going against the status quo and doing something different isn’t easy.
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Gitpaste-12 is a new worm recently discovered by Juniper Threat Labs, which uses GitHub and Pastebin for housing component code and has at least 12 different attack modules available. There
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Juniper Threat Labs (JTL) has a network of sensors throughout the world that we use to monitor cyber security threats. These threats can range from Brute Force attacks against logins,
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Do you know who and what is on your network? Throughout my career, whenever I’ve asked this question to IT security leaders, it has almost always been met with an
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Juniper Threat Labs identified several malware campaigns that rely on a pastebin-like service for its infection chain. The domain in question is paste.nrecom.net. The attacks usually start as a phishing
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Mirai has become such a common discovery in the wild that it is beginning to be disregarded as white noise, played off as a simple attack that should be readily
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IT and healthcare providers were targeted in late 2019 by a new ransomware campaign calling itself Zeppelin, a variant of the Buran ransomware-as-a-service family. According to researcher Vitali Kremez, Zeppelin