Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Financial Relationships  why they matter February 6, 2018 Today we announced our banking relationship with Silicon Valley Bank   This is an important step in both the maturation and capabilities of Data443. SVB provides fantastic and personalize relationship management that is so important for tech companies. As we grow  our needs for services worldwide for everything from currency management and deposits to handling wires quickly and safely are extremely important for us. SVB also brings a raft of relationships in the FINTech and obviously the hi-tech sectors on both coasts. Just as important  their global footprint is a signfncant consideration for us as we grow. Welcome SVB! Try it for Free Instant Data Classification Cyren URL Category Chacker Prev Great Analysis on Ripple M-Files Partners with FileFacets to Unlock Information in Key Business Systems Next Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

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Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Introduction  Security Best Practices for External Sharing on Content Collaboration Platforms January 12, 2018 Content Collaboration Platforms CCPs like Box, Citrix ShareFile, Dropbox, Egynte, Google Drive, and Microsoft OneDrive have come along way since the early 2010s when the two original innovators, Dropbox and Box, were just cloud storage with some nifty partial syncing. Today, they have taken center stage and are now considered vital to the real-time collaboration goals of the connected economy. Gartner predicts that by 2020, 80 of large and midsize organizations will have deployed at least one of these platforms as part of their content collaboration strategy. Gartner also recently renamed the category from Enterprise File Sync and Share EFSS to Content Collaboration Platforms to reflect its growing importance. Not surprisingly as these platforms have become more strategic they have also come under greater scrutiny regarding their security. For the most part they have made great strides with increased security controls for collaboration amongst their managed or internal users, but very real security challenges remain for collaboration with non-managed or external users. Sadly, data breaches are keeping pace with the torrent of data being put on to the cloud and the trend is not likely to change. The flavor of breaches that this blog series will focus on are not traditional hacks, but serious data leakage that stems from platform vulnerabilities, lax security procedures, misconfiguration or just ignorance remember Anthony Weiners use of Twitter for what he thought were private messages?. The blame is shared between vendors and users because both sides make mistakes so the advice will target reducing vulnerabilities from any source to keep your data secure. For example, in 2017 security researchers discovered that collaboration invitations to sensitive files from companies like Dell and Ford could be found on search engines. The issue was quickly corrected but it is likely that we will see more and more of these stories in the future. For many enterprises what happens to their files once they leave the walled garden of their cloud provider remains a troubling blindspot. Resolving this vulnerability will always be a challenge since enterprises will never have the same level of control over external users as they do over their own managed users. With that said there are steps that enterprises can take to mitigate the risk involved with external collaboration. The objective of this blog series is to examine the state of security for external sharing and collaboration for the leading Content Collaboration Platforms. Each week well review a different platform and make best security practice recommendations. First up in the series will be Box so stay tuned. Try it for Free Instant Data Classification Cyren URL Category Chacker Prev Blockchain and Data Security Box  Security Best Practices for External Sharing on Content Collaboration Platforms Next Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

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Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo How Do You Know Your Email Security Is Working? November 16, 2017 When was the last time you assessed the effectiveness of your email security? Email is the main vehicle for introducing malware into an organization, so it is imperative that you do so. Here at Cyren we know how eye-opening such an evaluation can be, because during September and October, we conducted such email security gap analysis tests for a number of organizations, and found that, after scanning by the in-place security solution, an average 10.5 of email reaching these companies users was spam or contained a phishing or malware threat. How to find out Gap Analysis Cyren has been helping organizations assess their email security in the only way that is effectivereal-life, live testingand weve now expanded the availability of the free service. The Cyren Email Security Gap Analysis assessment is a non-intrusive mechanism for evaluating an existing email security infrastructure. Recently, we ran Gap Analysis assessments with a number of companies and processed a total of 11.7 million emails. These had all been scanned by the in-place email security solution, considered clean and delivered to users. We found that 10.2 were spam, which is an annoyance for users, but of greater concern was the number of phishing 34,143 emails and malware threats 5,039 emails reaching users. Even though only a small percentage of total email delivered, considering the tremendous volume of email at any organization, having hundreds or thousands of malicious emails getting through is not an acceptable risk. Weve made available a full report with aggregated email security assessment results for September and October, or feel free to visit our Gap Analysis web page or download our Gap Analysis data sheet for more information on having your own test done. I dont have a problem Many IT security professionals assume their email security is performing perfectly, until a user reports that he has received a phishing email or his endpoint protection has detected a threat. Worse, of course, is when your security incident and event management SIEM, endpoint detection and response EDR or data loss prevention DLP solutions alert you that your network has been breached. That is if you are lucky enough to have the budget for this type of defense-in-depth, and the people to make sense of all the alerts and respond to them. Assuming that your email security is just fine, because an attack has not been discovered, is not a viable strategy  you have probably seen the statistics that indicate that 25 of breaches remain undiscovered for a month, during which time the bad guys are helping themselves to your sensitive data. Is the email security industry doing enough to protect organizations, their employees and information, or have many of the players in this space become complacent? Recent successful, high-profile ransomware attacks suggest the latter, but how did we get here? Email security got commodotized and industry lost focus Just over a decade ago, the email security industry was growing, buoyant and ready for a spate of acquisitions. Larger information security vendors, wanting to broaden their portfolios, acquired many of the appliance and SaaS companies. The major change in the industry came when, to add protection to their services, the largest hosted email providers acquired some of the larger email security SaaS providers. They integrated the technologies, and because of the scale of these businesses, they were able to offer the security element at a fraction of the then-current market price. The upshot was that email security quickly became a commodity. Around the same time, email threats were well understood and under control, so vendors, no longer able to realize much of a monetary return from email security, moved their innovation efforts and RD budget elsewhere. Many security vendors shifted focus to other, higher growth security technologies, and the few remaining pure-play email security SaaS companies switched to complementary higher-value services, such as email archiving. Paying the price for lack of security investment This brings us back to present day, where this lack of investment is obvious. The world has changed and cyber criminals have found easy, low-risk ways of monetizing attacks through ransomware and phishing . Every week there are reports of another successful attack, and these are just the ones that are discovered and reported. The malware authors and attackers are constantly evolving their evasion techniques to try to beat even the most sophisticated defenses, and traditional email security infrastructures have been struggling to keep upwith evident consequences. Want to learn more about cloud-based email security and archiving? Contact us here ! Try it for Free Instant Data Classification Cyren URL Category Chacker Prev Fake Invoice Carries Rescoms Malware Black FridayCyber Monday Alert 5 Shopping Scams That Could Seriously Affect Your Business Next Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

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Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Day February 6, 2018 M-Files Partners with FileFacets to Unlock Information in Key Business Systems February 6, 2018 M-Files Partners with FileFacets to Unlock Information in Key Business Systems DALLAS AND OTTAWA, February 6, 2018 M-Files Corporation, the intelligent information management company, today announced a partnership with FileFacets, a data discovery and enterprise analytics company that also develops data connectivity and migration technology.Read the full press release Financial Relationships  why they matter February 6, 2018 Today we announced our banking relationship with Silicon Valley Bank   This is an important step in both the maturation and capabilities of Data443. SVB provides fantastic and personalize relationship management that is so important for tech companies. As we grow  our needs for services worldwide for everything from Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

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Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Fake Invoice Carries Rescoms Malware November 15, 2017 Emails containing malicious attachments equipped with keyloggers and screen capture capabilities are targeting businesses worldwide, with noted attacks in Asia, Russia, and the Middle East. The campaign is designed to look like it comes from real affiliates and employees working for a well-known pharmaceutical distributor in order to make the emails more convincing and lure the recipients into opening the attached document. The malware exploits two known Microsoft vulnerabilities CVE-2017-0199 and CVE-2017-8759 and includes obfuscation tools, such as sandbox detection. Cyren detects and blocks this threat as XMLCVE170199, CVE-2017-8759!Camelot,W32TinyDL.A and W32Rescoms.G. How It Works An email arrives from what appears to be a reputable person and company in the pharmaceutical industry containing an attachment that looks like an invoice or statement. Figure 1  Email Sample To initiate the installation of the main malware, this attack first exploits the Microsoft vulnerability CVE-2017-0199 to automatically update the document with malicious contentin this case, a file named free.doc accessed directly from the threat actors server. Figure 2 CVE-2017-0199 exploit automatically updates using free.doc directly from the threat actors server. Figure 3  MS Word prompts user to update document from linked files. The downloaded document contains a linked document object with hidden text that when executed exploits a second vulnerability known as CVE-2017-8759, which takes advantage of a vulnerability in MS Offices SOAP WSDL Parser. Figure 4  Hidden linked document object Figure 5 CVE-2017-8759 Exploit The CVE-2017-8759 exploit runs .Net code, which drops and installs an executable binary in the Windows temporary directory. This file which Cyren detects as W32TinyDL.A downloads the main malware component and saves it in LOCALAPPDATAavast.exe. Cyren detects the main malware component as W32Rescoms.G. AnalysisPayload W32Rescoms.G The Backdoor payload dump strings suggest that it is a variant of Remcos RAT. Checking the latest free version of the Remote Access Trojan reveals the different capabilities it can do on an infected system. Figure 6 Builder Options Figure 7 Installation Options Figure 8 Process Injection and Sandbox Detection Options Figure 9 Keylogging Options Figure 10 Screen Capture Options Figure 11 Remote Options Digging deeper on the backdoor payload, we can find the settings in the resource section of the file. Figure 11 1 st byte is the size of the RC4 key and the actual key next to it This version still uses the RC4 encryption and with the settings decrypted, it reveals that it will try to connect to the following remote host and use pass as the password. CC  infocolornido.publicvm.com port  2404 password  pass Mitigation With malware exploding around the globe, it is critical that companies put essential steps in place to protect from new and existing threats. Cloud-based Email and Web Security Email and web security gateways instantly filters and block malicious or unwanted email and malware threats for all users on your network, regardless of user location or device type. Patching It is common for threat actors to use recently disclosedpatched vulnerabilities since they know that companies are sometimes notoriously bad at updating and applying patches to their networks. The attack takes advantage of two known exploits that Microsoft has identified and provided fixes for. Updating software and applying patches is a critical step to safeguarding your networks.    Disabling Links In addition to cloud-based security and system patches, another option in this kind of threat scenario is to disable the automatic links at open function, also used successfully with the recent DDE vulnerability. Please note that we only tested it on Microsoft Word 2016. File-Options-Advanced-General- Uncheck Update automatic links at open. Indicators of Compromise SHA256URL DescriptionDetection Case 1 074ede6276def79b95c342289bc940deb05fdeaf4bc4896e7fc3c8f6578e6c57 E-mail, Subject Payment confirmation attached. 7b2c39c838c6629543f1185750b4e41612810722947b4818d15dbbaad99033e1 E-mail, Subject Payment confirmation attached 8505309fd4e78db3f6efdc49bae5b8e045d89d6dd665d245cfa0101b4d39a6bb Filename Nov Payment.docx, XMLCVE170199 hxxp23.92.211.215kfree.doc Link to CVE-2017-8759 exploit 7affc3737c52bf39a03e725184836efc647dd001ec90229d6c4ec887fb741fd6 CVE-2017-8759!Camelot hxxp23.92.211.215kxin.png Link to CVE-2017-8759 payload 60ce039c026d191d996448963aa186e96d50c445b7bb07360318393edbf7ccdb Filename xin.png, XMLDropExe.A 445a15c88ed27e01e668e17bd47c6793ba5361b98a903c40d1a1f22eeb453684 Filename TMPrandom.exe, W32TinyDL.A e5da506ab6ccb1b3d24cd1fc3030a3e7e65b29b75e92a02a6c2ff57e73ddf85e Filename avast.exe, W32Rescoms.G References  Case 2 hxxpa.pomfe.cowhmpqn.doc Download link 856cf2046fb797d83df6beb620956a9845a99f479ef134cec7db0743f462f958 Filename whmpqn.doc, CVE-2017-8759!Camelot 2a8da20bd8bac77805b4facd4fabb04a49b5f6c6af8085023ee64568463189dc Filename epraeb, CVE178759 3f065107b25dfd77e14ebef919419d00cde19d5372168161cb6d8ae7782eb32d Filename usa.exe, W32Injector.GAV References  Additional IOCs dd52fdd55f1835048fbe425a2123bf4d452773cbfaf567d6c30d2d59cd577fc hxxp23.92.211.215tutu.doc bfcc360a49eea396ca8d417c10fa84673fa5d70ccd4ccf20d195a28460b09dfd hxxp23.92.211.215kdd.doc 8505309fd4e78db3f6efdc49bae5b8e045d89d6dd665d245cfa0101b4d39a6bb hxxp23.92.211.215kfree.doc f4c98a007d77cca4172cd2ad93f42dbc0c5ec578bda44b537c9fb56480b10ed9 hxxp23.92.211.215re.doc 6837634e75a4e1966bdaef7f42f1ac765859da5777938660329ef151ab7e32d7 hxxp23.92.211.215knilo.doc 17f6e1b561f9c16d09848b49210a94cd6c82927771cb8be572155aac3570d1bb hxxpultrachem-tw.comnkl.doc Try it for Free Instant Data Classification Cyren URL Category Chacker Prev Stealing Tax Refunds Soaring Worldwide How Do You Know Your Email Security Is Working? 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Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Day January 12, 2018 Introduction  Security Best Practices for External Sharing on Content Collaboration Platforms January 12, 2018 Content Collaboration Platforms CCPs like Box, Citrix ShareFile, Dropbox, Egynte, Google Drive, and Microsoft OneDrive have come along way since the early 2010s when the two original innovators, Dropbox and Box, were just cloud storage with some nifty partial syncing. Today, they have taken center stage and are now considered Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

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Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Day December 1, 2017 New Scarab Ransomware Using Necurs-as-a-Service December 1, 2017 13.3 million Scarab ransomware emails detected in one day The new Scarab ransomware being distributed via email by the Necurs botnet appears to come from scanning devices or services like HP, Epson or Lexmark. While there are similarities to the Necurs-distributed Locky ransomware, Scarab seems to have been developed by Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

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Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo M-Files Partners with FileFacets to Unlock Information in Key Business Systems February 6, 2018 M-Files Partners with FileFacets to Unlock Information in Key Business Systems DALLAS AND OTTAWA, February 6, 2018 M-Files Corporation, the intelligent information management company, today announced a partnership with FileFacets, a data discovery and enterprise analytics company that also develops data connectivity and migration technology. Read the full press release Try it for Free Instant Data Classification Cyren URL Category Chacker Prev Financial Relationships  why they matter GDPR Arrives on May 25 What It Means for You Next Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

Output: data_protection,compliance_certifications,privacy_policy


Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Black FridayCyber Monday Alert 5 Shopping Scams That Could Seriously Affect Your Business November 21, 2017 The last thing any company needs during the holiday season is the gift of ransomware on its IT systems. During this weeks build-up to Black Friday, Cyber Monday, and the actual holidays remember those?, everyone is going to spend some time doing a little shopping while on a company device or network, especially if it means scoring a bargain. And cybercriminals are after their own form of bargain, using the general shopping hysteria to push malware and phishing campaigns. Here are 5 common types of holiday shopping scams you should watch out for, as categorized by Cyren researchers Hot Gift Discount Coupons You can be sure that hackers know the hottest holiday gift trend and will use it to entice your employees into opening an attachment that looks like a coupon for 50 off the latest smart phone, but really contains a malware downloader. Phony Delivery  Payment Notifications A FedEx package has arrived! Just click this link to give us your address and other details. Cybercriminals phish or deliver malware very effectively by mimicking extremely well the types of emails we are eagerly anticipating during the holidays. Fake Ecommerce Websites A link advertising deep discounts on tablets, such as discount-iPads.us appears in inboxes. Click on the link and an employee is taken to a website that looks like it is selling iPads  but instead is capturing personal information and credit card data. Ransomware Holiday E-cards Click here to get your holiday e-card! One click and your employees have begun a malware download that locks all your systems down with ransomware until you pay the several thousand dollars in ransom! Holiday Malvertising Criminals are posting advertising links on Facebook or Twitter or even fake ads on legitimate websites to get users to click. Win a free Xbox game console by simply registering with your personal information! Once the victim clicks, they are redirected to a website that downloads malware or attempts to grab the victims personal information. Rest Easier During The Holidays Obviously caution employees to not click on attachments or unusual links, but the fact is that some criminals have social-engineered these emails extremely well and spoofed sites to the point that they look amazingly real. To rest easier during the holidays, deploy strong cloud-based Email Security and Web Security Gateways that prevent threats from reaching users in the first place. Want to learn more about how Cyrens security cloud can protect your business? Contact us here ! Try it for Free Instant Data Classification Cyren URL Category Chacker Prev How Do You Know Your Email Security Is Working? 10 Cyber Threat Terms Every IT Manager Should Know Next Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

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Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Day January 3, 2018 Blockchain and Data Security January 3, 2018 Much has been discussed about Blockchain and Data Security and their significant impact to come. Much of my interest has been towards how to provide more authenticity to transactions and secure the history of contentdata  to a forensic level if required for certain types of data and who doesnt Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

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Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Day November 21, 2017 Black FridayCyber Monday Alert 5 Shopping Scams That Could Seriously Affect Your Business November 21, 2017 The last thing any company needs during the holiday season is the gift of ransomware on its IT systems. During this weeks build-up to Black Friday, Cyber Monday, and the actual holidays remember those?, everyone is going to spend some time doing a little shopping while on a company device Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

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Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Day January 27, 2018 Blockchain  More than coin January 27, 2018 I read an interesting article today about some of the activities occurring at Davos this week. Robert Shiller made some interesting comments    however mostly centered around bitcoin itself. For sure  it has been a bumpy ride  and outside of hype and other reasons for the sudden Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

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Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo 10 Cyber Threat Terms Every IT Manager Should Know November 27, 2017 Do you know the difference between spear phishing and clone phishing andjust plain phishing? Or adware and malvertising? Check out the list below of the top 10 threat terms every employee should be familiar with, and familiarize yourself with more threat terms in Cyrens new online Cyber Threat Dictionary in the Cyren Security Center . 1Social Engineering In the context of cybercrime, social engineering refers to using psychological manipulation to convince potential victims to engage in a type of activity such as clicking on a malicious link or document or divulging sensitive information such as user names and passwords. 2Malware A combination of the words malicious and software, malware is a program specifically designed to harm a computer, a system, or data. It encompasses several types of malicious tools, including adware, ransomware, scareware, spyware , Trojans, viruses, and worms. Download our special report on malware . 3Phishing A portmanteau of phreaking and fishing, the former an early term for telecommunications system hackers, phishing is an attempt to entice a person into providing sensitive or confidential information which can be used or monetized by the phisher. In a phishing scam, cybercriminals send electronic content which is designed to trick the user into engaging in a specific activity, such as clicking a link to a spoofed web site page, or responding with data directly to the email. The victims, thinking the content is real, provide the phisher with sensitive information such as usernames, passwords, banking or financial data, company tax records, etc. Methods of phishing distribution include email, online advertising, and SMS. Visit our phishing resource page . 4Ransomware A form of malware, ransomware limits or blocks users from accessing individual files or entire systems until a ransom is paid, almost always in virtual currency, a key enabler of the recent growth in ransomware. Notorious ransomwares include names like Locky, Jigsaw, Petya, Cryptowall, and Cryptolocker. The proliferation of exploit kits and self-service ransomware offerings is allowing even unsophisticated, untrained would-be hackers to get into the ransomware business. In 2017 total ransomware payments globally are expected to surpass 2 billion, double the rate of 2016, with other indirect costs downtime, lost productivity, reputational harm, et al. expected to exceed 5 billion. Visit our ransomware resource page . 5Botnet A botnet is a network of Internet-connected and malware-infected devices, which have been co-opted by cybercriminals. It is used to distribute spam and malware, or launch distributed denial- of-service attacks. Botnets can be comprised of as many as 500,000 to 1,000,000 devices, and send up to 60 billion spam emails in a day. The term botnet derives from the combination of the words roBOT NETwork. Botnets can be used for click-fraud, special event ticketing, online polls, and social media manipulation, as well as the distribution of spam and phishing emails. Download a special report on botnets . 6Spear Phishing A targeted phishing attack focused on a specific person or group of people. Corporate executives, celebrities, and government officials are often common targets of spearphishing attacks  spear phishing of corporate executives is often referred to as whaling. 6Advanced Persistent Threat APT An ongoing set of stealthy and hidden attack processes and threats designed to infiltrate a system or network. Multiple threat types e.g. malware and phishing, as well as different attack vectors e.g. email and social engineering are often used. 7Distributed Denial-of-Service DDoS Attacks Using the computers attached to a botnet, cybercriminals shut downor deny serviceto a victims system users by overloading the computational resources of the website or system with data. 8Adware A type of malicious software that installs or renders advertising on a computing system to generate revenue. Advertisements are often appear as pop-ups in windows that the user is unable to close. Sometimes adware is designed with multiple objectives. For example, in addition to advertising, adware may include spyware that observes the users computing activities without his knowledge or the adware may include stolen certificates that deactivate the systems antivirus or antimalware protection. Adware can affect any computing system, including computers, tablets, and mobile phones. 9Malvertising A combination of the words malicious and advertising, malvertising uses online advertising to spread malware. By inserting malicious advertisements into legitimate advertising networks and websites, bad actors are able to spread malware more quickly and effectively. Because the networks and websites on which malvertising appears are often highly legitimate, victims are easily duped since they do not have to click an email link or visit a compromised website. Clicking on a malicious piece of advertising is not always required, as systems can become infected both pre-click and post-click. 10Clone Phishing A phishing attack in which the phisher uses a genuine, previously delivered email to create an identical or almost identical email containing similar content, attachment, recipient, and sender email address. A fraudulent link or attachment replaces the original one. Because the email appears to come from a legitimate source, this spoofed email is used to gain trust with the victim. Protect yourself, your employees, and your company from todays threats Knowledge is power! Everyone wants to surf the internet safely. And no one wants to open an email to suddenly have their entire computer system encrypted with ransomware demanding hundreds or thousands of dollars in ransom payment. Familiarizing yourself with threat terminology is a step towards a better understanding of the various risks associated with email and web usage. But dont stop there  in addition to implementing advanced cloud-based Email Security and Web Security gateways which stop internet threats before they reach your users, here are a few other tips to keep your systems, staff, and company safe Back up your data regularly and keep a copy off-sitetest that your backups can be restored. Provide company-wide social engineering training. Turn off network sharesAvoid mapping network drives with large file repositories. Patch early, patch oftenOutdated operating systems, browser and plugins are major vectors for malware infections. Turn off admin rights for your usersSome ransomware leverages admin privileges. Try it for Free Instant Data Classification Cyren URL Category Chacker Prev Black FridayCyber Monday Alert 5 Shopping Scams That Could Seriously Affect Your Business New Scarab Ransomware Using Necurs-as-a-Service Next Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

Output: end_user_security,security_best_practices,data_protection,threat_prevention,technical_documentation


Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Locky Revived  A Roundup of New Variants October 31, 2017 Locky, the ransomware which dominated 2016 and then disappeared for the first half of 2017, has been completely rescuscitated during the past three months with a series of new variants, and demanding three times the ransom rate. A possible reason for its disappearance and reemergence was explored in a recent SecurityWeek blog by Cyrens VP of Threat Research, Siggi Stefnisson. 15,000 Unique Versions in a Day The Necurs botnet, responsible for Locky distribution, appeared to go offline at the beginning of 2017, and when the Command and Control servers came back online in March it focused on campaigns with other malicious malware, including distribution of the Dridex banking trojan in March, then the Dridex banking trojan in April, and the Jaff ransomware from April until July. In August it restarted Locky distribution with the lukitus Finnish for Locking and diablo6 variants, in huge outbreaks. Lukitus then went quiet for some time, before the new variants Ykcol Locky spelled backwards and Asasin came out. To give an idea of the seriousness and sophistication of these new campaigns, on August 28 th Cyrens security cloud detected over 130 million Locky Lukitus emails  and in these 130 million e-mails we detected over 15 thousand unique-ified versions of the VBS that downloads the Locky payload, in an attempt to evade detection by security systems. Upon examination of all of the new variants here at the Cyren Security Lab, we note that the actual binary file that encrypts files hasnt changed much since 2016, except for improvements to evade sandboxes and antivirus vendors. Below we walk you through screenshots and the tactics introduced in each of the new variants in reverse chronological order of their release. Figure 1  Attack campaign patterns from April to July for Jaff, and the sequence of distribution of the various Locky variants from August to today. Locky Asasin Cyren Security Labs first observed the most recent Asasin variant on October 10 th , in conjunction with the ongoing distribution of the .ykcol variant. The latest VBS and JavaScripts that download the .asasin variant have some new features. The JavaScript that is downloaded from a .html file takes a screenshot of the victims desktop, saves it as crumboqj.jpg, and uploads it to a remote server. Figure 2  Locky .asasin grabs the victims screen and uploads it to a remote server. The latest VBS file that downloads Locky actually conducts a few checks on the machine before it infects it. The function known as Skywalker examines the country code, the operating system, and what version of the operating system the machine is running. It then posts this information to a remote server. The server responds by either sending the payload or doing nothing, depending on the outcome of the examinationfor example what country the computer is located in. Figure 3  Function Skywalker collects information about the machine. Figure 4  Function Panda posts the collected information to a remote server. Ykcol Backwards Locky Hits 60 million Emails in a Day The Locky attack which started on September 18 used the new .ykcol variant. Cyrens security cloud saw over 60 million spam e-mails that day from the campaign delivering this new variant with the subject Status of invoice and a.zip or .7 attachment containing a Visual Basic Script with the downloader. Figure 5 Sample Ykcol malware e-mail The VBS file downloads and runs the executable binary file that is Locky. Locky then encrypts the files on the users machine. Figure 6 The VBS will download Locky from any of these links. Figure 7 Ykcol ransom note Geotargeting malware with detectCountry At the end of September, we saw a new version of the VBS file that delivers Locky. The new VBS file was delivered as a zipped e-mail attachment like the others, but had some extra URLs in it and some functions we had not seen before. The function detectCountry will check where the victim is located. Figure 8  F unction detectCountry will check where the user is located If the victim is located in the UK, Australia, Luxembourg, Belgium or Ireland, the script will attempt to download TrickBot the banking Trojan, presumably since TrickBot has been targeting customers of specific banks in these countries. If the victim is located in countries other than those listed in the array, then the script will download the .ykcol variant of Locky. Figure 9  The script checks if the victim should get Locky or TrickBot Ransom Is Tripled To download the decryption tool the victim must access the TOR network and go to the specific onion site that is listed in the ransom note. There the victim must pay 0.5 BTC ca. 1800 USD to receive the tool. This is significantly higher than the ransoms of 2016 which were typically less than 500. Figure 10 Locky decryption site on the TOR network Locky Lukitus Hits Volume and Varies Figure 11 Example please print email On the 28 th of August Cyrens security cloud detected over 130 million malicious attachments in e-mails with attached VBS files that download the Locky payload. Among these there were over 15 thousand unique versions of the VBS file. Executing the .vbs file downloads a binary executable that encrypts files on the computer and adds the new extension .lukitus. Lukitus HTML Attachment Another method we came across was an .html file sent as an attachment. The .html file has an iFrame that opens a .php webpage, which has another .php that downloads a JavaScript file. The JavaScript then downloads the executable binary file that is the Locky binary file and runs it. Figure 12  Malware e-mail with .html file as an attachment Figure 13 The malicious flow of the .html that is delivered as an attachment. Cyren has seen a lot of e-mails that are distributing Locky where the domain of the e-mail is spoofed or faked. Fake emails from Dropbox and other big companies where the victim sees the correct e-mail address of the sender. Figure 14  Fake Dropbox email delivers Locky Samples used for this analysis SHA-256 Locky asasin VBS 7eb4dbd104f209637258c33e18c4f458d89fb45919e566a210c79da30469d780 Locky lukitus VBS 18005919554cb9d907341b1c2052a75392e94cdb416faded4f0b67ef757526a1 EXE 3315a2d5e721d5651480de71849f677a1a8ee2d4c2d7118053f02c71fb580b23 Locky Ykcol VBS ad9ce3b94ca0b1217dd9e9a5a6439d66afab15372b183eb6f399137c12654792 EXE 3ebb3c50ea81e6897f130cd5582981ca6ee0a5432ebfe85fa522dc25fc462aaf Cyren detects the samples as VBSDownldr.HM Locky lukitus W32Locky.OC Locky Ykcol W32Locky.BX.gen!Eldorado To get up to speed on ransomware, visit our ransomware resource page and check out Cyrens in-depth free special threat report on ransomware and on malware . Try it for Free Instant Data Classification Cyren URL Category Chacker Prev Locky wiederbelebt  eine Zusammenfassung der neuen Varianten Stealing Tax Refunds Soaring Worldwide Next Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

Output: product_security_features,end_user_security,security_best_practices,threat_prevention,technical_documentation


Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Box  Security Best Practices for External Sharing on Content Collaboration Platforms January 18, 2018 The Security Best Practices for External Sharing on Content Collaboration Platforms blog series examines the state of security for external sharing on the leading Content Collaboration Platforms CCP. Each week well review a different platform and make security best practice recommendations. Background Box is a California-based public company that was founded in 2005 by Aaron Levie while a student at the University of Southern California. Unlike some of its competitors, most notably Dropbox, Box began life focused on the enterprise, with the result that many of its security controls are built around the concept of a Box administrator. Boxs stated goal is to be the central repository for all enterprise content. As of early 2018, Box has more than 41 million users, across 80,000 businesses, including approximately 60 of the Fortune 500. External Sharing Security Issues Like most growing cloud companies, Box has had a few security issues. One of the more troubling ones was in early 2017 when a researcher discovered a vulnerability connected to Boxs Shared Links feature. This feature generates a URL each time an external user is invited by a managed user to collaborate. The URL can be used by anyone to access the shared file or folder. In some cases it was found that these URLs were indexed by Google and other search engines. By default the links were generated with editor-level permission granting the ability to view, download, upload, edit and rename the shared files. Blue Chip companies like Dell and Ford were found to have files exposed. The issue was quickly addressed by Box but this vulnerability underscores how collaborating beyond the walled garden of your enterprise CCP can be risky. Resolving this vulnerability will continue to be a challenge since enterprises will never have the same level of control over external users as they do over their own managed users. Four External Sharing and Collaboration Security Best Practices 1  Know your user types  Our first recommendation, identify your user base and make sure that users are appropriately categorized. In general, high-frequency, deeply collaborative partners should be managed users since they require more control and oversight, while ephemeral users at partners can be external users, but dont forget to set time outs on shared files. Train your users to migrate completely to the better security of managed users if they deem it necessary. Converting 90 of a team to multi-factor authentication, but leaving one as a recipient of an open link, is a common way to degrade your security. 2  Use collaborator settings wisely A collaborator is an individual who has been invited into a folder. External collaborators are individuals who have a Box account but are not under the control of your enterprise Box administrator. While your Box administrator does not have direct control over these types of users there are certain security practices that should be followed. These include controlling a collaborators access level. Not every collaborator should have full editing permission, many times view-only is more than sufficient. Another best practice is to set a default expiration date for all external collaboration. This way your enterprise can be assured that these relationships are finite and not left open-ended. Finally, its a good idea to make Restrict external collaboration the default for all your new managed users see below. This setting forces your users to think about who they should be collaborating with and to seek permission from their Box administrator before this type of sharing can be enabled. 3  Turn off or limit the Shared Links Feature Shared Links as mentioned earlier allow a user to quickly share content with individuals  both inside and outside of the enterprise. The external user does not need to have a Box account and Box does not keep a record of where these links are sent. As such Shared Links are probably the feature most open to abuse when it comes to external collaboration. As with Collaborators there are a range of steps your Box administrator can take to protect your enterprises content. These steps include enabling view-only access, adding a password andor an expiration date. The most effective step, however is to consider restricting sharing completely. We have learned that once a large number of shared links are in the wild it is hard to pull back the dangerous ones and keep open the good ones, since reporting is so limited. This and other settings are available in the Content  Sharing tab of the Box Admin Console see below. 4  Consider managing the identities of your external users. The Collaborative User approach is a very convenient and free option, but the security is left up to the recipient of the data, because it is their Box account not yours, and that does not always sit well with truly strict security organizations who want complete control of the security policies for their files. Also, some corporations prefer not to buy managed user licenses for non-employees. Resilient Access for Box was built to satisfy this need. Resilient provisions users for the sending entity which allows the sender to maintain full control over who and how each external user sees their data. All of the functionality of the Box experience is maintained for the recipient, but now the security and reporting requirements are easy to customize to meet strict as good as internal policies. See the short two minute video below for more detail on how Resilient can extend an enterprises security control to external users. Play video Other posts in the Security Best Practices for External Sharing blogseries Introduction Box  Security Best Practices Try it for Free Instant Data Classification Cyren URL Category Chacker Prev Introduction  Security Best Practices for External Sharing on Content Collaboration Platforms Blockchain  More than coin Next Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

Output: security_best_practices,data_protection,access_management


Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Day November 15, 2017 Enterprise Analytics Searching, Clustering, and Learning  Oh My! November 15, 2017 Enterprise Analytics Searching, Clustering, and Learning  Oh My! Have you ever put together a 1,000-piece puzzle without a picture to reference as you work? The task is time-consuming, frustrating, and seemingly impossible. After turning over each piece, you slowly begin to notice how the disparate shapes and images can Fake Invoice Carries Rescoms Malware November 15, 2017 Emails containing malicious attachments equipped with keyloggers and screen capture capabilities are targeting businesses worldwide, with noted attacks in Asia, Russia, and the Middle East. The campaign is designed to look like it comes from real affiliates and employees working for a well-known pharmaceutical distributor in order to make the Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

Output: data_protection,end_user_security,threat_prevention


Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Day November 9, 2017 Stealing Tax Refunds Soaring Worldwide November 9, 2017 There appear to be only two things that are certain in life death and cybercriminals trying to steal your tax refund. As governments have moved tax systems online to facilitate life for the taxpayer, refund scams using phishing and social engineering to obtain personal financial information have become epidemic, with Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

Output: end_user_security,data_protection


Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Day November 27, 2017 10 Cyber Threat Terms Every IT Manager Should Know November 27, 2017 Do you know the difference between spear phishing and clone phishing andjust plain phishing? Or adware and malvertising? Check out the list below of the top 10 threat terms every employee should be familiar with, and familiarize yourself with more threat terms in Cyrens new online Cyber Threat Dictionary in Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

Output: end_user_security,threat_prevention,technical_documentation


Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Chris Perram interviewed in article The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Law Firms December 19, 2017 Chris Perram interviewed in article The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Law Firms FileFacets CEO, Chris Perram talks Artificial Intelligence and how it can provide better efficiency and productivity for law firms. Read the full article here. Try it for Free Instant Data Classification Cyren URL Category Chacker Prev Do You Know the New PII Rights under GDPR? Blockchain and Data Security Next Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

Output: data_protection,privacy_policy,compliance_certifications


Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Analysten-Bericht Phishing-Angriffe sind ein Geschäftsproblem, kein IT-Problem December 14, 2017 Überall wird über erfolgreiche Phishing-Angriffe berichtet. Diese stellen eine der größten Sorgen für IT-Manager dar  wie aber lässt sich der wirtschaftliche Nutzen einer zusätzlichen, fortschrittlicheren E-Mail- und Web-Security verdeutlichen? In einem neuen Bericht hat der Analyst der Security-Branche, Derek Brink von der Aberdeen Group, die Zahlen zusammengestellt und die realen Risiken und Kostenauswirkungen von Phishing-Angriffen für Unternehmen mit Dollarbeträgen beziffert, was zu Berechnungen für Unternehmen verschiedener Größen und in verschiedenen Branchen geführt hat. Eine kostenlose Kopie des Berichts steht zum Gratis-Download zur Verfügung. Das Dokument erklärt auf sehr prägnante Weise, warum Phishing-Angriffe die Sicherheit umgehen und Nutzer heutzutage so oft erreichen, und erläutert die neue Art der Sicherheit, die zur besseren Verteidigung dagegen erforderlich ist. Brink quantifiziert anschließend die finanziellen Risiken, die aus dem Phishing entstehen, und wie Sie in Ihrem Unternehmen aus einer Geschäftsperspektive heraus über IT-Security- Investitionen nachdenken und diese rechtfertigen können. Der Longtail des Risikos Durch Nutzung eines anspruchsvollen Modells beziffert Brink die durchschnittliche jährliche Geschäftsauswirkung eines erfolgreichen Phishing-Angriffs für ein Unternehmen mit 1000 Nutzern mit 260.000 USD. Außerdem berechnet er die Wahrscheinlichkeiten einer Bandbreite von Verlusten von niedrig bis hoch einschließlich der Wahrscheinlichkeit eines katastrophalen Verlusts definiert als über 10 Mio. USD in einem Abschnitt, in dem er den Longtail des Risikos erklärt. Brink argumentiert, dass das kleine aber reale Risiko großer Verluste in diesem Longtail berücksichtigt werden muss, wenn es darum geht, zu definieren, welche Art Security-Schutz ein Unternehmen einsetzen sollte, anstatt sich nur auf das durchschnittliche Risiko zu konzentrieren. Security-Rendite Brink widmet sich anschließend der Frage, wie die Rendite eines IT-Managers aussehen könnte, der das Phishing-Risiko durch eine bessere Sicherheit reduziert. Hierbei gibt er spezifische ROI-Multiplikatoren an, während er die Wahrscheinlichkeit einer positiven Rendite bei zusätzlichen Security-Investitionen mit dem Beibehalten des Status quo vergleicht. Phishing-Angriffe laufen schnell ab  der Schutz muss schneller sein In dem Bericht konzentriert sich Brink außerdem bei der Beschreibung des Problems des heutigen Schutzes auf die Chronik von Phishing-Angriffen und kommt zu der Schlussfolgerung, dass es bei einem effektiven Schutz tatsächlich um Geschwindigkeit geht. Nebst weiteren Ergebnissen beobachtet er, dass die durchschnittlich verstrichene Zeit bis zum ersten Öffnen einer Phishing-E- Mail durch einen Nutzer bei 1 Minute 40 Sekunden nach deren Senden liegt und dass 80  der Phishing-Opfer innerhalb von 60 Minuten nach Einführung einer neuen Phishing-Kampagne geschnappt werden. Bei einem Spiel, das in der Dimension von Sekunden und Minuten und nicht Stunden und Tagen gespielt wird, muss jede Art von Schutz schneller sein als sowohl Angreifer wie auch Nutzer. Brink schließt seine Analyse dadurch ab, dass er den Bedarf an Hochgeschwindigkeits-Sicherheitslösungen in Abhängigkeit von automatisierten Analysen und der Korrelation massiver Datenmengen unterstreicht. Schnelle und zugleich umfassende Hintergründe zum Thema Phishing finden Sie auf Cyrens gesonderten Ressourcen-Seite zum Phishing . Sie möchten mehr über cloudbasierte E-Mail- Sicherheit und Archiving erfahren? Kontaktieren Sie uns hier ! Try it for Free Instant Data Classification Cyren URL Category Chacker Prev New Scarab Ransomware Using Necurs-as-a-Service Analyst Report Phishing Attacks Are a Business Problem, Not an IT Problem Next Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

Output: product_security_features,threat_prevention,security_best_practices,incident_response,technical_documentation


Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Do You Know the New PII Rights under GDPR? December 12, 2017 Do You Know the New PII Rights under GDPR? What is your current address? What was the yearly salary of your last position? What is your Social Security national insurance number? Consider how many PII personally identifiable information questions your organization asks for background checks of individuals being vetted as a candidate for a new position. These questions increase dramatically after the candidate is selected. How many of these questions are PII-related? PII is any information used to distinguish one person or another. Entering ones name, bank account, address or telephone number are necessary tasks to interact with businesses. However, each entry increases the risk of exposing this information to the wrong person. In May 2018, the European Union General Data Protection Regulation GDPR takes effect. The first comprehensive attempt at establishing data compliance standards across national economies, GDPR establishes timelines to notify users of data breaches and penalties for non-compliance. The regulation also details specific rights for citizens to access their own data and understand why its being collected, processed, and stored. The Four Pillars of Data Subject Rights GDPR mandates organizations design and implement data protection into their systems and processes. They must be able to identify and secure this information across the data lifecycle from collection and processing to analyzing and storage. Organizations will now be held responsible and accountable by policies that protect your PII rights across four pillars Right to Access Who has my information and what is it being used for? Individuals have the right to know which PII is being collected and processed, where it is stored, and why the organization needs it. Right to Be Forgotten Why are you processing my information when I am not associated with your organization? Individuals have the right to cease the processing and dissemination of their data. They also have the right to have their data deleted from an organizations system. Right to Data Portability Why do I have to answer the same PII questions multiple times? The public has the right to retain and reuse data across different applications and services. Organizational data networks must comply with portability and security standards to safely transfer PII within and across systems. Right to Breach Notification How will I know if my information is compromised? When data is compromised, individuals have the right to be notified of the breach. Businesses are required to report breaches to authorities within 72 hours, and individuals will be notified as soon as possible thereafter. How Can FileFacets Help? FileFacets provides the platform and methodology to help businesses comply with the EUs GDPR. With years of experience in information governance, FileFacets provides the tools for acquiring data, and identifying and actioning of personal data from multiple sources.Through a sophisticated, yet simple interface, FileFacets allows businesses to scan multiple unstructured data sources and repositories networked and cloud-based shared drives, servers, enterprise content management systems, email, desktops, and laptops to locate and identify any personal data or sensitive data an organization may possess. FileFacets scans multiple sources and repositories to locate and identify any PII or sensitive data that your organization may possess. It will constantly run so any additional content with PII can be flagged and dealt with in a safe and secure manner. Try it for Free Instant Data Classification Cyren URL Category Chacker Prev FileFacets in MicroScope Article GDPR influencing channel relationships Chris Perram interviewed in article The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Law Firms Next Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

Output: compliance_certifications,data_protection,product_security_features,security_best_practices


Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo New Scarab Ransomware Using Necurs-as-a-Service December 1, 2017 13.3 million Scarab ransomware emails detected in one day The new Scarab ransomware being distributed via email by the Necurs botnet appears to come from scanning devices or services like HP, Epson or Lexmark. While there are similarities to the Necurs-distributed Locky ransomware, Scarab seems to have been developed by a different malware author. Necurs began actively distributing Scarab on November 23rd Thanksgiving Day in the U.S.. Cyrens security cloud blocked 13.3 million emails containing the Scarab attachment that day. Ransomware-as-a-Service Necurs most recent scourge has similarities on the surface to earlier Necurs-connected ransomware. Analysts at the Cyren Security Lab note that the Visual Basic .vbs file that downloads the malicious content is similar to the downloads from Locky and Trickbot. But upon examining the actual Scarab ransomware see our How It Works breakdown below, appears very different from Locky, with indications that it was created by a different author. One of the most notable differences includes the lack of a TOR webpage for a ransom fee. Instead you send an email to  with the personal identifier. This suggests that the criminals behind the Necurs botnet might be offering a distribution service for ransomware authors, with the Necurs gang providing the .vbs file that downloads the ransomware payload, macros, and JavaScript. This approach enables the malware author to focus on developing the ransomware itself. What economic arrangement the two parties might have, we can only guess at. Cyren detects the Scarab files as the following EXE file  W32Ransom.Scarab.A Sha-256 7a60e9f0c00bcf5791d898c84c26f484b4c671223f6121dc3608970d8bf8fe4f VBS file  VBSDownldr.HM Sha-256 e6715117fd6995fafe48a3a60a2b1275ef21a63f7878de2cc031c8f1a0e5d771 Necurs A Brief History Its the botnet that keeps on giving. Known for its technical complexity, diverse distributions, and exceptional persistence, Necurs is one of the largest if not the largest botnets in the world, estimated to have up to 6 million bots networked. Its been behind the distribution of ransomwares like Locky and banking trojans like Dridex and Trickbot. Necurs periodically goes into hibernation, with little or no activitythen bang. For example, in 2016, the botnet went on hiatus for three weeks after the arrest of 50 Russian cyber criminals connected to a banking trojan, several of whom were believed to be behind Necurs operation. The botnet went quiet again in early 2017, but reactivated in March 2017 and has been active to varying degrees since then. How Scarab Works When the email arrives, the victim sees a subject line and attachment that appear to come from a variety of scanning sources, such as HP, Epson, and Lexmark. The email itself is targeted at businesses and spoofs the HP, Epson, or Lexmark domain name, so it appears to be coming from a printer located at the business. Figure 1 Scarab email attachment captured by Cyren appears as a scanned image from an HP printer. The Scarab emails each contain a .7zip file as an attachment. Extracting the file gives you a .vbs file that, in turn, downloads JHgd476.txt from one of these locations httpmiamirecyclecenters.comJHgd476 httpmiamirecyclecenters.comJHgd476 httphellonwheelsthemovie.comJHgd476 httphard-grooves.comJHgd476? Figure 2 Scarab encrypts files and appends each with ..scarab. The JHgd476.txt file is actually an .exe file with the extension .txt to help hide its true intent. Once downloaded, the .vbs then runs the .exe that is the Scarab ransomware. Once the ransomware payload has executed, the victim sees the following message on their computer screen Figure 3 Scarab uses a Visual Basic attachment to deliver the ransomware payload. This version of Scarab encrypts the files and appends the file name with a ..scarab extension. Figure 4 Victims are asked to email  and pay the ransom in bitcoins.. Several other notable things stand out with Scarab. First, the ransom note contains no monetary sum, only the instructions to contact the  address. In addition, while Cyren detected the 13.3 million Scarab emails as primarily targeting businesses, the distribution day of Thursday, November 23rd, Thanksgiving Day, in the United States, meant that if the ransomware made it into email boxes, the vast majority of American business employees likely didnt actually see the email until they returned to work five days later. Dont Be a Victim An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure, as they say. To avoid falling victim to ransomware scams like Scarab, consider using Cyrens cloud-based email security and web security capable of identifying and blocking threats as they emerge, before they reach users. Try it for Free Instant Data Classification Cyren URL Category Chacker Prev 10 Cyber Threat Terms Every IT Manager Should Know Analysten-Bericht Phishing-Angriffe sind ein Geschäftsproblem, kein IT-Problem Next Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

Output: product_security_features,end_user_security,security_best_practices,data_protection,threat_prevention


Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Blockchain and Data Security January 3, 2018 Much has been discussed about Blockchain and Data Security and their significant impact to come. Much of my interest has been towards how to provide more authenticity to transactions and secure the history of contentdata  to a forensic level if required for certain types of data and who doesnt want to be 100 sure of data? Todays security tech largely sits out on an island on its own  usually only contextually focused on its specific use cases and not playing well with others. SIEM and log providers have done a decent job of at least bringing data together focused on specific use cases  but there is a long way to go. The following article was an interesting albeit short read about the impact of blockchains on security tech   . As folks like Ripple come up with true business-supported blockchains  the opportunity for change is significantly larger than most predictions the timing is coming right online for some big moves in this area. Having the support of IBM and others for HyperLedger, Google, Microsoft and AWS offering their compute fabrics to host xyz ledgers  the promises of the technology are coming to the forefront for businesses of all sizes to take advantage of. Internet security online business concept pointing security services Online Security Check and Privacy Concept. Fingerprint and Computer Police Database Scan. Person Screening. This is a topical change to the industry as we  DATA443 are focused heavily on data security, management and destruction  something blockchains in general help considerably with. We are excited for the changes  both as technologists and business people  and fully expect to take advantage of the market opportunity. Try it for Free Instant Data Classification Cyren URL Category Chacker Prev Chris Perram interviewed in article The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Law Firms Introduction  Security Best Practices for External Sharing on Content Collaboration Platforms Next Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

Output: product_security_features,data_protection


Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Day December 19, 2017 Chris Perram interviewed in article The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Law Firms December 19, 2017 Chris sat down with Intralinks to talk about artificial intelligence and machine learning in MA. Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

Output: general_security


Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Day November 16, 2017 How Do You Know Your Email Security Is Working? November 16, 2017 When was the last time you assessed the effectiveness of your email security? Email is the main vehicle for introducing malware into an organization, so it is imperative that you do so. Here at Cyren we know how eye-opening such an evaluation can be, because during September and October, we Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

Output: threat_prevention


Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Day January 18, 2018 Box  Security Best Practices for External Sharing on Content Collaboration Platforms January 18, 2018 The Security Best Practices for External Sharing on Content Collaboration Platforms blog series examines the state of security for external sharing on the leading Content Collaboration Platforms CCP. Each week well review a different platform and make security best practice recommendations. Background Box is a California-based public company that was founded in Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

Output: security_best_practices,data_protection,access_management


Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Stealing Tax Refunds Soaring Worldwide November 9, 2017 There appear to be only two things that are certain in life death and cybercriminals trying to steal your tax refund. As governments have moved tax systems online to facilitate life for the taxpayer, refund scams using phishing and social engineering to obtain personal financial information have become epidemic, with criminals diverting any tax refund due or even gaining access to personal bank accounts to steal funds directly. The Malaysian Tax Fraud Phish  17 Banks! This weeks case study is from Malaysia, which has drawn particular attention due to the elaborate set of fraudulent banking pages created for the scam  in addition to the fake government refund landing page linked from the phishing email, there are fake login pages for no less than 17 ! Malaysian banks linked to the landing page. This week the Malaysian government went so far as to issue an official warning, alerting taxpayers to watch out for fraudulent emails containing information about overdue tax refunds. This phishing campaign appears to be leveraging the Malaysian Inland Revenue Boards move to facilitate tax payments through an online payment gateway known as Financial Process Exchange FPX. Cyren detects and blocks the following domain and IP addresses associated with the phishing threat lucyhanselman.nl and IP Address  95.211.13.70. A list of fraudulent phishing URLs detected and blocked by Cyren are provided at the end of the article. How It Works The scam arrives via email with an attached document containing instructions on how to claim an overdue tax refund. The phishing document is distributed using the Office Open XML document format .DOCX, with the malicious link to the phishing site landing page obfuscated as a shortened URL. We recently highlighted this URL-shortening obfuscation technique in the blog article Bank Phishing Scam Using Shortened Links.  Phishing document sent to Malaysian citizens containing a shortened URL used to obfuscate a malicious hyperlink. Once a user clicks on the shortened URL, he is redirected to a web page displaying a list of banks similar to the actual affiliate banks displayed on the real Malaysian Inland Revenue Boards web site. The fake landing page instructs the victim to choose his own bank from a list of 17. Top The list of FPX affiliate banks from the actual Malaysian government site   Bottom The phishing scams website with a list of 17 banks that are the same as the real government site. When the victim clicks on the fake bank logo, he is taken to a phishing page. As you can see from the examples below, the fake bank pages look highly legitimate, although a quick scan of the webpage names clearly shows an incorrect URL . Phishing page for AFFiNBank Phishing Page for Argo Bank A very real looking but fake Citibank login page. After accepting the victims login credentials, the criminal then attempts to collect more personal and sensitive information by redirecting the victim to a few more verification pages, each time asking the victim to enter a one time passwordPIN OTP to make the scam appear legitimate and convincing. Additional user information requested by this campaign includes E-mail address Phone number Last 4-digits of account ID Mothers Maiden Name After entering details, the phishing site then goes into a loop, requesting the victims Mothers maiden name over and over again. Think Before You Click! Prevent Financial Phishing With individuals and companies around the globe becoming targets and often victims of tax refund and banking phishing scams, it is critical to implement strong email gateway security which can prevent phishing emails from reaching users in the first place. Email gateway security also blocks access to phishing links as a second layer of protection. In addition, Cyren encourages anyone to think before you click. If you suspect fraud, type the address of your financial institution directly into your web browser. Other ways to test the reliability of a financial site include Look at the URL to see if it displays the financial organizations name, along with the lock icon to indicate you are using a secure connection. A fake online banking login page will not supply a security login icon or a correct URL address. Signed and verified online banking login page. Enter fake credentials. It may sound counter-intuitive to do this, but a fake online banking website will typically just accept any login credentials and then redirect the user to more phishing pages to collect other types of sensitive information. Legitimate banking sites will automatically recognize the fake credentials and display a message that says the user name and password are incorrect or cannot be found. Indicators of Compromise and Cyren Detection Cyren detects and blocks the following URLs associated with this threat HashURL Object TypePhishing Target Remarks 287ec5f40eeab28918ce7063ecb724a7f19f4f7647ff17906e105e85dc55688e Office Open XML Word Document Detected by Cyren as XMLPhish.J hxxpwww.jornalodiasp.com.brwp-adminimagesindex.php Phishing URL Blocked by OpenDNS 119cdd88a034ad906bfc154cc7280adae7b798419e84be7b24bd3fdca6a1228d Office Open XML Word Document Detected by Cyren as XMLPhish.K hxxpsbit.ly2yoWoSd Shortened Phishing URL hxxpmathieugagnon.cawp-contentuploads70afec4c3870416e8cfbd6e16464aa2f Phishing URL hxxplucyhanselman.nlPBdJrEydMEPSaffinonline.com AFFin Bank hxxplucyhanselman.nlPBdJrEydMEPSagroneti Agro Bank hxxplucyhanselman.nlPBdJrEydMEPSallianceonline.com.my Alliance Bank hxxplucyhanselman.nlPBdJrEydMEPSambank AmBank Group hxxplucyhanselman.nlPBdJrEydMEPSbislam Bank Islam hxxplucyhanselman.nlPBdJrEydMEPSirakyat.com.my Bank Rakyat hxxplucyhanselman.nlPBdJrEydMEPScimb CIMB Bank hxxplucyhanselman.nlPBdJrEydMEPScitibank.com.my Citi Bank hxxplucyhanselman.nlPBdJrEydMEPShlbconnect HongLeong Bank hxxplucyhanselman.nlPBdJrEydMEPSi-muamalat.com.my Bank Muamalat hxxplucyhanselman.nlPBdJrEydMEPSkfh.com.my Kuwait Finance House hxxplucyhanselman.nlPBdJrEydMEPSmbb MayBank hxxplucyhanselman.nlPBdJrEydMEPSocbcmysecure OCBC Bank hxxplucyhanselman.nlPBdJrEydMEPSpbeonline Public Bank hxxplucyhanselman.nlPBdJrEydMEPSrhb.com.my RHB hxxplucyhanselman.nlPBdJrEydMEPSscb Standard Chartered hxxplucyhanselman.nlPBdJrEydMEPSuob UOB Try it for Free Instant Data Classification Cyren URL Category Chacker Prev Locky Revived  A Roundup of New Variants Fake Invoice Carries Rescoms Malware Next Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

Output: product_security_features,end_user_security,data_protection,security_best_practices,threat_prevention,technical_documentation


Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Locky wiederbelebt  eine Zusammenfassung der neuen Varianten October 31, 2017 Locky, die Ransomware, welche 2016 dominiert hat und dann in der ersten Jahreshälfte von 2017 verschwunden ist, wurde mit einer Reihe neuer Varianten in den vergangenen drei Monaten zu neuem Leben erweckt und fordert jetzt das Dreifache des Lösegelds. Ein möglicher Grund für sein Verschwinden und Wiederauftreten wurde im aktuellen SecurityWeek-Blog von Cyrens VP des Threat Research, Siggi Stefnisson, untersucht. 15.000 einzigartige Versionen pro Tag Das Necurs-Botnet, welches für die Distribution von Locky verantwortlich ist, schien Anfang 2017 offline zu gehen. Als dann die Command- und Control-Server im März wieder online gingen, lag der Fokus auf Kampagnen mit anderer schädlicher Malware, einschließlich der Distribution des Banking-Trojaners Dridex im März und April sowie  von April bis Juni  der Jaff-Ransomware. Im August startete die Locky-Distribution erneut mit den Lukitus- Finnisch für Verriegelung Locking und diablo6- Varianten, und das mit enormen Ausbrüchen. Danach wurde es einige Zeit still um Lukitus, bevor die neuen Varianten Ykcol Locky, rückwärts buchstabiert und Asasin herauskamen. Um eine Vorstellung von der Schwere und Raffinesse dieser neuen Kampagnen zu vermitteln Am 28. August entdeckte die Security-Cloud von Cyren über 130 Millionen Locky-Lukitus- E-Mails. Und in diesen 130 Millionen E-Mails tauchten über 15.000 einzigartige Versionen des VBS auf, das die Locky-Nutzlast herunterlädt  ein Versuch, die Entdeckung durch Sicherheitssysteme zu umgehen. Nachdem wir hier im Cyren Security Lab alle neuen Varianten untersucht haben, konnten wir feststellen, dass die tatsächliche Binärdatei, welche Dateien verschlüsselt, seit 2016 im Großen und Ganzen unverändert geblieben ist  mit Ausnahme von Verbesserungen, um Sandboxes und Antivirus-Anbieter zu vermeiden. Weiter unten zeigen wir Ihnen Screenshots und Taktiken auf, die bei jeder der neuen Varianten eingeführt wurden in umgekehrter chronologischer Reihenfolge des Erscheinens. Abbildung 1  Angriffskampagnen-Muster von April bis Juli für Jaff und die Reihenfolge der Distribution der diversen Locky-Varianten ab August bis heute. Locky Asasin Cyren Security Labs haben die aktuellste Variante von Asasin am 10. Oktober beobachten können  in Verbindung mit der fortlaufenden Distribution der .ykcol-Variante. Die neuesten VBS und Java-Scripts, die die .asasin-Variante herunterladen, weisen einige neue Merkmale auf. Das Java-Script, welches von einer .html-Datei heruntergeladen wird, nimmt einen Screenshot des Desktops des Opfers auf, speichert diesen als crumboqj.jpg und lädt ihn auf einen Remote-Server hoch. Abbildung 2  Locky .asasin schnappt sich den Bildschirm des Opfers und lädt ihn auf einen Remote-Server hoch. Die neueste VBS-Datei, die Locky herunterlädt, führt tatsächlich ein paar Checks auf dem Rechner durch, bevor es diesen infiziert. Die Funktion, die als Skywalker bekannt ist, untersucht den Ländercode, das Betriebssystem und welche Version des Betriebssystems auf dem Rechner läuft. Danach werden diese Informationen an einen Remote- Server gepostet. Der Server antwortet, indem er entweder die Nutzlast sendet oder nichts tut  je nach Ergebnis der Untersuchung, wie zum Beispiel Angaben zum Land, in dem der Rechner seinen Standort hat. Abbildung 3  Die Funktion Skywalker erfasst Informationen zum Rechner. Abbildung 4  Die Funktion Panda sendet die gesammelten Informationen an einen Remote-Server. Ykcol Locky rückwärts geschrieben erreicht 60 Millionen E-Mails pro Tag Der Locky-Angriff, der am 18. September begonnen hat, verwendete die neue .ykcol-Variante. Die Security-Cloud von Cyren erfasste an jenem Tag über 60 Millionen Spam-E- Mails, die diese neue Variante mit dem Betreff Rechnungsstatus und einen a.zip- bzw. .7-Anhang übermittelten, der ein Visual Basic Script mit dem Downloader enthielt. Abbildung 5 Malware-Muster- E-Mail Ykcol Die VBS-Datei lädt die ausführbare Binärdatei Locky herunter und führt sie aus. Locky verschlüsselt dann die Dateien auf dem Rechner des Benutzers. Abbildung 6 Die VBS lädt Locky von jedem beliebigen dieser Links herunter. Abbildung 7 Ykcol-Lösegeldforderung Geotargeting-Malware mit detectCountry Ländererkennung Ende September haben wir eine neue Version der VBS-Datei gesehen, die Locky übermittelt. Die neue VBS-Datei wurde genau wie die anderen als komprimierter E-Mail- Anhang übermittelt, enthielt aber einige zusätzliche URLs und ein paar Funktionen, die wir zuvor noch nicht gesehen hatten. Die Funktion detectCountry prüft, wo sich der Standort des Opfers befindet. Abbildung 8  Funktion detectCountry prüft, wo sich der Standort des Opfers befindet Falls sich das Opfer in Großbritannien, Australien, Luxemburg, Belgien oder Irland befindet, unternimmt das Script den Versuch, TrickBot den Banking-Trojaner herunterzuladen  wahrscheinlich weil TrickBot Kunden bestimmter Banken in diesen Ländern anvisiert. Falls sich das Opfer in anderen als den in der Aufzählung aufgelisteten Ländern befindet, lädt das Script die .ykcol-Variante von Locky herunter. Abbildung 9  Das Script prüft, ob das Opfer Locky oder TrickBot erhalten sollte Ransom-Forderung wird verdreifacht Um das Entschlüsselungstool herunterzuladen, muss das Opfer auf das TOR-Netzwerk zugreifen und sich auf die spezifische Onion-Site begeben, die in der Lösegeldforderung genannt ist. Dort muss das Opfer 0,5 BTC zahlen ca. 1800 USD, um das Tool zu erhalten. Dies ist bedeutend höher als die Lösegeldforderungen im Jahre 2016, welche in der Regel unter 500 USD lagen. Abbildung 10 Locky Entschlüsselungs-Site im TOR-Netzwerk Locky Lukitus erzielt hohes Volumen und kommt in Varianten vor Abbildung 11 Beispiel für Bitte drucken-E- Mail Am 28. August entdeckte die Security Cloud von Cyren über 130 Millionen schädlicher Anhänge in E-Mails mit angehängten VBS-Dateien, die die Locky-Nutzlast herunterladen. Unter diesen befanden sich über 15.000 einzigartige Versionen der VBS-Datei. Beim Ausführen der .vbs-Datei wird eine binäres ausführbare Datei heruntergeladen, die Dateien auf dem Rechner verschlüsselt und die neue Erweiterung .lukitus hinzufügt. Lukitus HTML-Anhang Eine weitere Methode, auf die wir gestoßen sind, war eine .html-Datei, die als Anhang gesendet wurde. Die .html-Datei hat einen iFrame, der eine .php-Webseite öffnet, welche eine andere .php enthält. Diese lädt eine JavaScript-Datei herunter. Das JavaScript lädt dann die binäre ausführbare Datei herunter die Locky- Binärdatei, und führt sie aus. Abbildung 12  Malware-E- Mail mit .html-Datei als Anhang Abbildung 13 Der schädliche Fluss des .html, der als Anhang übermittelt wird Cyren konnte zahlreiche E-Mails entdecken, die Locky verteilen, wobei die Domain der E-Mail verschleiert oder gefälscht ist. Gefälschte E-Mails von Dropbox und anderen großen Unternehmen, bei denen das Opfer die korrekte E-Mail- Adresse des Absenders sieht. Abbildung 14  Gefälschte Dropbox-E- Mail übermittelt Locky Muster, die für diese Analyse verwendet werden SHA-256 Locky asasin VBS 7eb4dbd104f209637258c33e18c4f458d89fb45919e566a210c79da30469d780 Locky lukitus VBS 18005919554cb9d907341b1c2052a75392e94cdb416faded4f0b67ef757526a1 EXE 3315a2d5e721d5651480de71849f677a1a8ee2d4c2d7118053f02c71fb580b23 Locky Ykcol VBS ad9ce3b94ca0b1217dd9e9a5a6439d66afab15372b183eb6f399137c12654792 EXE 3ebb3c50ea81e6897f130cd5582981ca6ee0a5432ebfe85fa522dc25fc462aaf Cyren entdeckt die Muster als VBSDownldr.HM Locky lukitus W32Locky.OC Locky Ykcol W32Locky.BX.gen!Eldorado Um in Sachen Ransomware auf den neuesten Stand zu kommen, besuchen Sie unsere Ransomware-Ressourcen- Seite und lesen Sie Cyrens fundierten, kostenlosen Sonderbericht zu Bedrohungen durch Rnsomware and Malware . 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Output: end_user_security,security_best_practices,data_protection,threat_prevention,technical_documentation


Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Beware the Ides of April Tax Fraud Season in Full Gear March 15, 2018 Its tax season, and in the 21 st century that means that not only are government revenue agents awaiting your companys and your employees data and looking to settle accounts, but that cybercriminals are hard at work with a variety of cyber scams aimed at diverting tax refunds and stealing sensitive personal information. This seasons scams run the gamut, from traditional taxpayer phishing scams to more sophisticated fraud involving data stolen from accountants and tax preparers. Tax Preparers Are a Key Leverage Point Tax accountants and preparers are an obvious point of potential leverage for tax fraudsters. The IRS recently released a specific warning urging tax professionals to increase their level of cyber security and watch for emails carrying malware aimed at stealing client data. The scam works by first breaching the computer files belonging to tax accountants. The criminals steal the tax preparers client data, and then file a fake return with the IRS, using the taxpayers real bank account information to have the return deposited. The criminals then contact the victim and pretend to be the IRS or a debt collection agency, informing the victim that the deposit was made in error and they must redirect the deposit back to the IRSin reality a different bank account owned by the criminal. Shown at right A fake  and professionally done  banking site used in a tax refund phishing campaign. Phishing for Tax Tool Credentials Phishing remains one of the most common tax fraud techniques, so learning how to identify phishing links can be helpful. In another recent scam reported by the IRS , this phishing scam attempts to steal passwords and data by tricking tax professionals into signing a new but fake e-Services user agreement a legitimate online tool for tax professionals from the IRS . One examplein a fake email claiming to be from e-Services Registration, and using the subject line of Important Update about Your e-Services Account, the phishing email informs the tax preparer that We are rolling out a new user agreement and all registered users must accept its revised terms to have access to e-Services and its products. The scam then uses a link to redirect the victim to a fake site to review and accept the agreement. While on the site, the victim is asked to provide user names and passwords. Human Resources Staff are Prized Targets In another increasingly common email scam, human resources staff are often targeted with emails impersonating the CEO and requesting copies of all the employee W-2 forms. Once the criminals have copies of the forms, theyll either use the data to file fraudulent tax returns or sell the data on the Dark Web. Example of a phishing email sent to the head of HR, impersonating the companys CEO. But Taxpayers Still the Main Target However, taxpayers still remain the number one target of cybercriminals during tax season. Many of these types of scams arrive in the victims email with an attached document containing instructions and links to phishing websites. Cyren identified two recent such scams, you can read about them here and here . Once the victim clicks the URL, he or she is often redirected to a website that goes to great lengths to appear legitimate, such as the one below, a tax refund-stealing site in Malaysia. Fraudulent phishing web site to steal tax refunds in Malaysia The victim then clicks his financial institutions logo and gets redirected to another fake banking site, where he or she is asked to provide sensitive information, including their user name, password, and bank account number. In a slightly different scheme, criminals attempt to trick the recipient into opening a PDF by suggesting that the victims tax refund information is now available for viewing. Once the email is opened, the victim is encouraged to click a link which redirects to a phishing site seeking the victims personal credentials. Report suspicious activity If you or someone you know receives an email claiming to be from a government tax authority, Cyren urges you to immediately report the activity to the appropriate government agency. In the United States, you can report the crime to both federal and local authorities. More information on reporting resources can be found here on the IRS tax scams page. Doveryai, no proveryai  and get your defenses in order With individuals and companies around the globe becoming targets and victims of tax refund scams, it is critical to implement strong email gateway security which can prevent phishing emails from reaching users in the first place. Strong time-of-click and web gateway security also block access to phishing links as a separate layer of protection. Naturally, all businesses should remind their employees that most major government tax authorities, including the U.S. Internal Revenue Service IRS, will never Email, text message, or call them to verify their identity by asking for personal and financial information. Email, text message, or call them to demand immediate payment. Request credit or debit card numbers via email, text message, or over the phone or require them to use a specific payment method to pay taxes, such as a prepaid debit card. If you suspect fraud, type the address of your financial institution directly into your web browser. Remember the Russian proverb, Doveryai, no proveryai  trust, but verify. Try it for Free Instant Data Classification Cyren URL Category Chacker Prev 725 increase in cryptocurrency mining threatens more than just your CPU Have Email Threats Finally Worn Down IT Professionals? 80 Opinions on the State of Email Security Next Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

Output: threat_prevention,incident_response,privacy_policy,end_user_security


Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Day January 10, 2023 Data443 Continues Data Security Leadership with Antivirus Protection Manager VB100 Certification January 10, 2023 Detected 100 of malware with zero false alerts RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, N.C., Jan. 10, 2023  via InvestorWire  Data443 Risk Mitigation, Inc. Data443 OTC ATDS, a data security and privacy software company for All Things Data Security, is pleased to announce its antivirus product Data443 Antivirus Protection Manager has Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

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Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Day April 26, 2023 Award-Winning Ransomware Recovery Solution Boosts Capabilities with Latest Upgrade April 26, 2023 RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, N.C., and SAN FRANCISCO, April 26, 2023  via InvestorWire  Data443 Risk Mitigation, Inc. OTCPK ATDS Data443, a data security and privacy software company for All Things Data Security, is pleased to announce the latest update to its award-winning Ransomware Recovery Manager product. The latest version Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

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Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Day November 27, 2017 10 Cyber Threat Terms Every IT Manager Should Know November 27, 2017 Do you know the difference between spear phishing and clone phishing andjust plain phishing? Or adware and malvertising? Check out the list below of the top 10 threat terms every employee should be familiar with, and familiarize yourself with more threat terms in Cyrens new online Cyber Threat Dictionary in Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

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Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Crazy numbers. March 2, 2018 I guess I am shocked at the numbers  but shouldnt be. Based on the conversations we have all week with EU based companies  many many are not ready for sure..  Try it for Free Instant Data Classification Cyren URL Category Chacker Prev GDPR Power to the People or What You Must Know about Data Subject Rights Key Steps for GDPR Compliance Next Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

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Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Day March 1, 2018 725 increase in cryptocurrency mining threatens more than just your CPU March 1, 2018 Weve been tracking cryptocurrency mining activity here at the Cyren Security Lab and have confirmed a massive run-up in the number of web sites hosting cryptomining scripts globally. Based on the monitoring of a sample of 500,000 sites, weve found a 725 increase in the number of domains running scripts Eine Erhöhung von 725  im Kryptowährungs-Mining bedroht mehr als nur Ihre CPU March 1, 2018 Wir haben hier im Cyren Security Lab das Kryptowährungs-Mining nachverfolgt und konnten einen massiven Anstieg in der Anzahl der Websites bestätigen, die Krypto-Mining-Skripts weltweit hosten. Auf Basis der Überwachung einer Probe von 500.000 Websites haben wir festgestellt, dass im viermonatigen Zeitraum vom letzten September bis Januar 2018 eine Erhöhung von Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

Output: threat_prevention,data_protection


Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Day January 3, 2018 Blockchain and Data Security January 3, 2018 Much has been discussed about Blockchain and Data Security and their significant impact to come. Much of my interest has been towards how to provide more authenticity to transactions and secure the history of contentdata  to a forensic level if required for certain types of data and who doesnt Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

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Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo The Hidden Costs of Phishing  BEC August 25, 2022 A couple of months ago we sat down with Damian Stalls, vCIO director at Fluid Networks to discuss how they dramatically reduced the time their security analysts spent managing the problem of phishing, BEC, and user education. Here were some of the highlights from our discussion. Recovering From Successful Attacks Are Painful We identified we had a lot of users that were making silly mistakes and it was costing our company time and money. This is when we decided to implement Security Awareness Training. In the beginning, it was clear that Damian and his team had a reactive approach to email security and incident response. Everything was post event, meaning after a user had clicked something they shouldnt have, costing them a lot of resources to clean up successful attacks. In the recent Osterman report , it takes an average of 175 hours to recover from a successful attack, making it a top concern for security leaders moving forward. Security Training Help or Hinder? Damian implemented security awareness training to help educate and stop his users from getting phished. Whilst they solved the problem of reducing the number of breaches, it created other problems. Damian said it significantly increased the number of reported messages and soon they became overwhelmed with alerts.  One of my customers, a long-term friend of mine says, Hey, what happened to that email I sent you? The ticket I clicked that button on that one email. Was it dangerous? Was it Safe? The Osterman report , indicates that only 22 of organizations investigate all messages reported as suspicious and 84 of organizations saw security awareness training significantly increased the number of tickets  alerts. Security awareness training has created a culture of fear, causing users to forward messages to SOCs to prevent being a victim of an attack. Analysts Are Losing The Battle Damian hired a full-time analyst just to investigate suspicious emails but soon come to realize they needed additional help. My analyst who was doing all the research on these emails, he was the one who is being burned out and I realized that he is losing this battle. Alert fatigue and burnout are a real problem in the industry resulting in delayed, missed or ignored responses to reported messages. On average, organizations spend 5,111 hours per year investigating and remediating email threats at a total operation cost of U.S 311,154 based on average security analyst salary plus benefits for USA U.K 107,959 based on average security analyst salary plus benefits for U.K Try our incident response calculator to find how much it costs your organization to respond to email threats. Eliminate The Time, Pain,  Money At this point Damian started to look for an additional layer of security and found Cyren Inbox Security. Youve completely taken the burden off of our team. You guys are proactively looking in all our users inboxes for any threats. If a user reports a threat, your team is on it to investigate it and respond directly back to the customer, letting them know the results of that reported email. Cyren Inbox Security is a powerful plugin to Microsoft Office 365 that continuously monitors for and automatically remediates email threats, eliminating the time your analysts spend managing this problem. Request a demo today. Try it for Free Instant Data Classification Cyren URL Category Chacker Prev 3 Ways to Optimize Your Security Awareness Training Program What is Microsoft Office 365 Advanced Threat Protection? Next Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

Output: product_security_features,incident_response,threat_prevention


Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Great Analysis on Ripple February 3, 2018 A GREAT ARTICLE ABOUT RIPPLE AND ITS POTENTIAL. MATCHES UP CONSIDERABLY TO OUR ANALYSIS  GREAT PARTNERSHIPS, TRUE ENTERPRISE CAPABILITIES, AND PROFESSIONALLY OPERATED. BIG CONSIDERATIONS FOR US! HTTPSWWW.LINKEDIN.COMPULSERIPPLES-INCREASING-VISIBILITY-LIKELY-PUSH-XRP-PRICES-UP-DAVID-DRAKE Try it for Free Instant Data Classification Cyren URL Category Chacker Prev DropBox  Security Best Practices for External Sharing on Content Collaboration Platforms Financial Relationships  why they matter Next Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

Output: security_best_practices


Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Day March 15, 2018 Beware the Ides of April Tax Fraud Season in Full Gear March 15, 2018 Its tax season, and in the 21st century that means that not only are government revenue agents awaiting your companys and your employees data and looking to settle accounts, but that cybercriminals are hard at work with a variety of cyber scams aimed at diverting tax refunds and stealing sensitive Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

Output: end_user_security,threat_prevention


Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Day March 14, 2018 10 Steps to GDPR Readiness March 14, 2018 10 Steps to GDPR Readiness 10 Steps to GDPR Readiness How do you know when youre ready? REALLY ready? This question is more than just a one-in-a-lifetime moment in a persons mind watching their spouse-to-be walk down the aisle. It pops up at all major crossroads and significant milestones college graduation, the birth Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

Output: compliance_certifications,privacy_policy,data_protection,security_best_practices


Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Day December 18, 2017 Interview with a Botnet Hunter December 18, 2017 In this interview, Cyren botnet expert Geffen Tzur explains how botnets work and gives a view from the trenches on successes and challenges in fighting botnet cybercrime. What defines a botnet? Doesnt all malware phone home? A botnet is defined as a network of infected computers set up to perform Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

Output: security_best_practices,threat_prevention,incident_response


Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Day August 23, 2022 3 Ways to Optimize Your Security Awareness Training Program August 23, 2022 Despite investments of time and money in secure email gateways, phishing threats continue to be delivered to the users inbox. To close this gap in automated detection, many organizations roll out user security awareness programs to train their employees to spot and avoid these threats. Even that, however, hasnt brought Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

Output: end_user_security,threat_prevention,security_best_practices


Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Day February 2, 2018 DropBox  Security Best Practices for External Sharing on Content Collaboration Platforms February 2, 2018 The Security Best Practices for External Sharing on Content Collaboration Platforms blog series examines the state of security for external sharing on the leading Content Collaboration Platforms CCP. Each week well review a different platform and make security best practice recommendations. Background Dropbox was founded in 2007 by MIT student Drew Houston, Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

Output: security_best_practices


Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Financial Relationships  why they matter February 6, 2018 Today we announced our banking relationship with Silicon Valley Bank   This is an important step in both the maturation and capabilities of Data443. SVB provides fantastic and personalize relationship management that is so important for tech companies. As we grow  our needs for services worldwide for everything from currency management and deposits to handling wires quickly and safely are extremely important for us. SVB also brings a raft of relationships in the FINTech and obviously the hi-tech sectors on both coasts. Just as important  their global footprint is a signfncant consideration for us as we grow. Welcome SVB! Try it for Free Instant Data Classification Cyren URL Category Chacker Prev Great Analysis on Ripple M-Files Partners with FileFacets to Unlock Information in Key Business Systems Next Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

Output: data_protection,access_management


Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Day September 12, 2022 What is Microsoft Office 365 Advanced Threat Protection? September 12, 2022 Office 365 Advanced Threat Protection also known as ATP and Defender can provide your organization with advanced security features  keeping you protected from cybersecurity threats. With todays cybersecurity landscape, where new threats appear daily, if not hourly, its critical to know what tools can help you protect your organization. Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

Output: product_security_features