Botnets are one of the tools that enable bad actors to carry out extensive infostealer attacks. We discuss the risks of botnets, infostealers, and malware infections, and how to close ransomware visibility gaps.
The FBI’s 26th annual Internet Crime Report documents record-breaking cybercrime losses, but the numbers only tell part of the story. SpyCloud’s security research team unpacks the biggest findings across phishing, account takeover, BEC, ransomware, and the first-ever AI crime category, and connects the data to the identity exposures that made these attacks possible.
Get the lowdown on botnets, networks of computers infected by malware. See why they’re dangerous and how to protect yourself.
In this article, we dig into the alarming rise of mobile malware and what organizations can do to prevent and combat this growing threat.
Legacy infostealer malware like Redline Stealer & Raccoon Stealer are still fueling cybercrime and threatening organizations. Here’s how to stay protected.
Infostealer malware specializes at slipping through the cracks. This new approach to malware remediation evens the playing field.
As threats from malware infections slip through security defenses, a new approach to preventing ransomware is necessary. With SpyCloud Compass, security teams can now conduct complete Post-Infection Remediation.
Find out what makes infostealer malware a unique threat, and how SOC teams should adjust traditional approaches to fully address the risk it poses.
Key findings and insights from over 300 security & IT leaders and practitioners surveyed by SpyCloud regarding the growing threat of infostealer malware and what companies are missing when it comes to remediation.
The dark web is crawling with compromised credentials and cookies from the largest companies in the US and UK. We cover takeaways from our reports on the Identity Exposure of the Fortune 1000 and FTSE 100.
As malware attempts reach staggering heights, we dive into infostealer malware, including how it executes, the risks it poses, and how it can lead to follow-on attacks like ransomware.
Our resident security research expert discusses malware trends – including why we’re finding screenshots of victims’ desktops among the exfiltrated data.
This year’s report focuses on the growing risk of malware infections. With half of the exposed credentials coming from botnet logs, our recaptured data shows a shift in cybercriminal trends.
Data stolen from consumers’ malware-infected devices fuels account takeover and online fraud. Knowing what criminals know about your customers is the first step in protecting them and your bottom line.
We break down the steps that enable the shift from a machine-focused approach to malware infection response to an identity-focused approach that truly reduces the enterprise’s risk of ransomware.
While money is a common and obvious motivation for malware campaigns, we examine various motivating factors behind malware, including hacktivism and notoriety.
Session cookies siphoned from unmanaged devices infected with malware pose a significant threat to enterprises. Learn how criminals use stolen web session cookies to access enterprises and launch cyberattacks.
One of the biggest challenges in ransomware prevention is the lack of visibility into credential-stealing malware. Get insights on how these infections work and why malware causes headaches for SOC teams.
