evasion techniques

  1. How Microsoft’s Cloud Tools Were Weaponized in the UNK_SneakyStrike Cyberattack

    Microsoft’s cloud services ecosystem—encompassing Microsoft Teams, Outlook, OneDrive, and broader Office 365 environments—has become a double-edged sword, offering organizations unparalleled productivity while simultaneously attracting sophisticated cyber adversaries. In recent months, a series...
  2. Understanding Script-Based Malware: The Stealthy Threat of Modern Cyber Attacks

    Take a moment and imagine: you're sipping your morning coffee, confidently clicking through your inbox, oblivious to the brewing digital storm that is script-based malware—modern cyber villainy dressed not in diabolical binaries, but in the unassuming garb of JavaScript, PowerShell, or, heaven...
  3. Node.js Malware Evolution: How Cybercriminals Exploit JavaScript Runtimes for Hidden Attacks

    When Node.js Turns Rogue: The Emerging Threat of JavaScript Malware Delivery In recent cybersecurity developments, a new breed of threat actors is weaponizing Node.js, a popular JavaScript runtime environment, to deliver malware and execute malicious payloads. This rise in under-the-radar...
  4. Inside the New Wave of Cyberattacks Exploiting Microsoft Teams to Infect Windows PCs

    Inside the New Wave of Cyberattacks Exploiting Microsoft Teams to Infect Windows PCs Microsoft Teams has become indispensable in modern workplaces, a hub for collaboration and communication. Yet, this very platform trusted by millions has transformed into a battleground where hackers wage...
  5. Microsoft Teams Exploited: A New Era of Cybersecurity Threats

    Microsoft Teams, long celebrated as a productivity hero, has now taken center stage as an unexpected tool in the cybercriminal playbook. Recent research by Ontinue Cyber Defence Centre reveals a sophisticated multi-stage cyberattack that turns trusted collaboration tools into stealthy couriers...
  6. Windows 7 Paid Hacker Busts IE8 On Windows 7 In Two Minutes......

    March 25, 2010 (Dutch researcher explains his strategy for outwitting Microsoft defense mechanisms to win $ 10,000) Peter Vreugdenhil of the Netherlands bypasses DEP & ASLER to bring down Microsoft's Browser. And another German Researcher who wouldn't give his full name, called Nils found a...