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Threat Intel Report

2,000 Attacks Daily | Threat Intel Report

 

Cyber incidents make industry news every day. Our monthly report sorts what’s merely interesting from what’s truly relevant to give you a snapshot of the current threat landscape.

Our Threat Intel Group provides a snapshot view of new cyber threats, tactics, and attackers using internal and external intelligence. Then we go a step further — applying our experience and skills to recommend steps to take now to reduce your risk and exposure.

April 2024 Edition

If variety is the spice of life, the highlighted tactics in this month’s report illustrate how this applies to cyber threats. Our experts look at the discovery of three diverse risks with the potential for significant impact.

  • 2FA bypass associated with over 1,100 domains targets Microsoft 365.
  • Malicious backdoor code via open-source distribution would profoundly impact Linux systems.
  • Server Loop DoS attack allowing IP spoofing could affect up to 300,000 internet hosts.

The mix of creative simplicity and sophisticated efforts of the Tycoon 2FA phishing kit, the XZ Utils incident with implications for Linux systems, and a novel denial-of-service attack are prime examples of why cybersecurity must include nuanced, layered defenses.

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Converge Threat Intel Report April

 

About the Threat Intel Group

Converge’s Threat Intel Group (TIG) is a critical component of our Managed Security Services. Our dedicated team of threat hunters summarizes and interprets today’s threats to improve your security posture at scale.

Combining globally recognized security methodologies, data, and automation with high-level analysis, our Threat Intel Group provides powerful insights to enhance your organization's security decision-making process. All information is actionable, and provides strategic, tactical, and operational threat intelligence to raise stakeholder awareness and embolden proactiveness.