A hacking technique - watering hole attacks - has resurfaced for the first time since 2015/16. Morphisec's CTO and malware prevention expert, Michael Gorelik, says it's back and more sophisticated than before, and will be the big thing in 2018.
Read MoreAn attack leveraging the compromised website of a Hong Kong telecommunications company is using a recently patched Flash vulnerability that has been exploited by North Korea since mid-November 2017, Morphisec warns.
Read MoreA new attack method lets attackers bypass Microsoft's Code Integrity Guard (CIG) and inject malicious code into protected processes, including Microsoft Edge. Researchers at Morphisec this week disclosed the details of the technique and proof-of-concept code.
Read MoreMalware authors can exploit a flaw in the Windows Code Integrity Guard (CIG) security mechanism to inject malicious, unsigned code into CIG-protected applications, considered to be immune to such attacks.
Read MoreEvery month, Start-Up Nation Central’s channel on Forbes will highlight a handful of startups that have recently raised funding, and that we think are important to keep an eye on.
Read MoreA vulnerability that was recently patched in Flash Player after being used in targeted attacks is now seeing widespread exploitation in a malicious spam campaign.
Read MoreAccording to cybersecurity firm Morphisec, cybercriminals are blasting spam messages that urge recipients to click a link to download a Word document. And when a victim opens the document and enables editing, malware attempts to exploit an Adobe Flash Player bug (CVE-2018-4878) patched by Adobe earlier this month.
Read MoreEndpoint security firm Morphisec has spotted a massive campaign that exploits a recently patched Adobe Flash Player vulnerability to deliver malware.
Read MoreMorphisec, an Israel-based developer of cybersecurity software, raised $12 million in Series B funding. Investors include Orange Digital Ventures, Jerusalem Venture Partners, GE, and Deutsche Telekom.
Read MoreOrange Digital Ventures annonce sa participation au financement de Morphisec, leader de la technologie Moving Target Defense.
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SANS Instructor Matt Bromiley reviews Morphisec's moving target defense technology, which is designed to defeat threats such as zero-days, evasive malware, fileless attacks and exploits by morphing process memory.
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