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The new social media app Threads can turn into "threats" with serious consequences! | HUB 53

Threads, the new text-based social network that sparked a clash between tech giants Mark Zuckerberg and Elon Musk, has not escaped the attention of cybercriminals.

Uncovering the overlooked: The most popular malicious domains missed by other vendors | HUB 53

In the digitally abundant world, effective data navigation is crucial for organizations and end-users, but inadequate categorization can lead to information overload and reduced efficiency.

What is the MITRE ATT&CK framework?

MITRE ATT&CK is a comprehensive model for tracking cyber adversary behavior, known for its CVE list at cve.mitre.org, which helps identify software and hardware exploits.

DNSSense rises where Google falls short | HUB 53

Google has been struggling to remove spam sites from search results, particularly in localized search queries within Turkey.

What is DNS Tunneling? How Can You Prevent DNS Tunneling Attacks?

Security has become a massive concern in the rapidly evolving world of information technology. Our ever-increasing reliance on digital systems means the threats we face are becoming more sophisticated.

What is DNS Security? Why is DNS Security important?

DNS security relates to all the protection measures that involve the DNS protocol. DNS was born in the early days of the internet when security threats were scant and DNS traffic was allowed to pass freely through network firewalls.

78% of domains containing the word "ChatGPT" are found to be malicious! | HUB 53

ChatGPT is a popular and powerful Generative AI tool that has reached the end-user, but it has a dark side that cybercriminals are looking to exploit.

Detect Post Domain Transfer Threats | Case Study by HUB 53

Malicious actors are constantly on the lookout for new ways to run different scams or promote harmful content.

What is Cyber Security? How to Protect Your Business from Cyber Threats

Cyber security is a concept based on the security of digital assets. While enabling an information system to access data and information, it also covers all the security measures necessary to protect it from threats to the data and information in that system. Data threats can take many forms, such as cyber-attacks, data theft, and data modification.

DNSSense has discovered a new type of malicious domain that no other security vendor has yet detected

Most probably, you heard about Survey-Smiles.com malware. It Happens on all browsers, even with all add-ons disabled.

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Did you know that 83% of IP addresses that generate malicious traffic cannot be resolved immediately?

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A previously unknown backdoor targeting Linux systems has been discovered, which acts as a conduit to connect machines to a botnet and then downloads and installs rootkits.

The effects in cyberspace with DNS registries

According to DNSSense Cyber X-Ray® data, the number of malicious domains in domains with the extensions ".ru" (Russia) and ".ua" (Ukraine) has increased by nearly 100% in the last three months.

Importance of DNS analysis in corporate security environment

The impact of the post-2020 pandemic has forever changed the world of enterprise security. Remote working, cloud-based technologies, and IoT concepts have changed the security structures of almost all enterprises.

Did you already know (1)

Did you know that there were more than 5 billion DNS A registry changes in total in 2021? DNS A registrations were changed an average of 424,039,178 times in 2021.

DNSSense rule-based SIEM integration saves you up to 95% on DNS EPS count (SIEM cost)

DNSSense filters safe logs utilising template or custom rules. The EPS count is reduced by 95 percent as a result of this integration with the SIEM product, enabling you to save on the SIEM cost at the same rate.

Have more understandable DNS logs for SOC teams

Since 90% of a network’s traffic consists of secure traffic, the SOC teams do not need to analyze, compare and distinguish the malicious traffic among a huge number of logs. So this time-wasting process for SOC teams will be eliminated thanks to the filtration of DNSEye.

Protect remote and roaming users

The 2020 pandemic gave rise to a new type of remote work model that became really popular by virtue of its suitability for fulfilling employees’ needs.

Advanced DNS Visibility

DNS Visibility is a feature of DNSEye: a pioneering tool that detects sources of malicious activities on networks regardless of their size. DNSEye enhances the security of clients by generating user-specific reports and warnings.

Log4j Vulnerability

Attackers can take advantage of the opportunity to remotely execute commands/scripts on targeted computers by exploiting the LOG4J vulnerability, and this approach does not necessitate any special skills, exacerbating the problem. The attackers could install malicious software on the target system, execute payloads, steal valuable data, or severely damage the system.

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