Fileless malware, a dangerous replacement for traditional malware, runs entirely in a computer’s memory, leaving no trace on the hard drive, making detection harder. This threat exploits built-in administrative tools to avoid traditional security measures and survives system restarts. The latest attacks use a blend of techniques to bypass security, such as code injection and registry manipulation. The complexity of detecting these threats highlights the need for improved detection techniques, security policies, and user education. AI and machine learning could offer advanced detection and prevention tactics.
Group-IB launches free malware reports tool
Cybersecurity firm Group-IB has launched Malware Reports, a free tool providing access to a consistently updated database of malware reports for security professionals. The tool
