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    on June 25, 2019
    Evolution of Malware and Threat Actors
    The world of malware and cybercrime has evolved a great deal in the last decade. The following blog post tracks this evolution, expanding on intelligence accessible through Threat Compass. The more we understand about the motivations and TTPs of threat actors, the stronger defenses we can build against cybercrime....

    on March 4, 2019
    Annual Cyberthreat Landscape report shines spotlight on credential theft and expanding Latin America market
    Today we launch our Annual Cyberthreat Landscape Report for 2018-19, providing insights into emerging and evolving cybersecurity trends. By sharing intelligence and collaborating with the industry, we are in a much better position to fight cybercrime this year. The report reveals that botnet stolen credentials increased by a staggering fifty...

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    on October 10, 2018
    North American credential theft industry records substantial quarterly increase, against declines in Europe and Asia
    141% increase in compromised credentials detected in North America during Blueliv quarterly analysis Fewer compromised European and Asian credentials detected over same period (22% and 36% decreases respectively) LokiPWS malware family distribution continues to increase faster than Pony this quarter Our latest quarterly credential theft analysis follows the initial...

    on August 28, 2018
    The right tools for the job: how to protect against credential theft
    Humans are often described as the weakest link in the cybersecurity chain. This is certainly true to an extent: witness the fact that phishing enabled 93% of data breaches last year. However, it might be more accurate to describe credentials themselves as the biggest threat to organizations. Whether we’re...

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    on August 28, 2018
    Why Proactive Cybersecurity Begins with Monitoring for Compromised Credentials
    Most IT security teams today are under a huge amount of pressure. With dwindling human resources, they must tackle a growing volume and range of sophisticated threats, as well as support ambitious digital transformation projects which could make or break the fortunes of their organization. Faced with this uphill...

    on August 27, 2018
    Detecting Compromised Credentials
    Why Proactive Cybersecurity Begins with Monitoring for Compromised Credentials Most IT security teams today are under a huge amount of pressure. With dwindling human resources, they must tackle a growing volume and range of sophisticated threats, as well as support ambitious digital transformation projects which could make or break...

    on August 27, 2018
    Stopping Password Theft: The Value of Proactive Threat Intelligence
    Password Theft and passwords represent the “keys to the kingdom” in our modern, digital-centric world. They protect our personal and corporate email, our social networking accounts, and access to our most sensitive financial and healthcare data. At a business level, they’re also still widely used to protect enterprise accounts,...

    on August 20, 2018
    Identity theft: mitigating risk for the enterprise
    Today’s CIOs and CISOs have a problem. On the one hand they’re under increasing pressure to support digital transformation efforts designed to drive business growth and agility. But in moving to new technology platforms they inevitably also expose the organization to increased cyber risk. One of the most damaging...

    on July 23, 2018
    Credential theft: the business impact of stolen credentials
    Cybercriminals are stealing credentials using a wide range of techniques, tactics and procedures. The compromised data has a variety of uses and enables attackers to breach organizations and steal sensitive information. In fact, all it takes is a single good credential to gain access to an organization’s infrastructure and...

    on June 13, 2018
    European credential theft industry booming as US market sees decline
    39% increase in compromised credentials detected in Europe and Russia in 2018 Europe-only credential theft success at 62% growth rate Europe and Russia home to half of credential theft victims worldwide (49%) LokiPWS malware family distribution increases over 300% since start of 2017 Today we announced our new report...

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    on September 3, 2015
    Botnets and C&C Trial: Detect Infections in your Computer and Retrieve Compromised Credentials
    Botnets and other malicious software attacks that compromise corporate PCs are increasing at an alarming rate and growing in sophistication. In the first half of the year, Blueliv detected and analyzed more than 10 million stolen credentials and credit cards and is now tracking more than 220,000 live crime...

    Main-PoS-infection-techniques
    on April 9, 2015
    Main PoS infection techniques and how to avoid them
    Stealing payment card data has become an everyday crime that yields quick monetary gains. The goal is to steal the data stored on the magnetic stripe of payment cards, clone the cards, and run charges on the accounts associated with them or even burn credit card track information into...

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