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Today is the 3rd day of the Black Hat MEA, and we are happy to participate in this event! 🙂 Visit ParanoidLab at Booth H2.E46 We look forward to meeting partners and industry peers to discuss potential collaborations. At our booth, you can check in real-time whether data related to your company, your partners, or your customers is currently being sold on Dark Web marketplaces like Russian Market or found in Initial Access databases. 🔍 Let’s connect and explore how ParanoidLab can enhance your cybersecurity offerings! Thank you to Black Hat MEA for making this event possible! 🙂   #BHMEA24 #cybersecurity #cyberthreatintelligence #darkweb #infostealers #hacking #BlackHatMEA

We are excited to announce our participation at Black Hat MEA on November 26-28, 2024, in Malham, Saudi Arabia! 🙂 Visit ParanoidLab at Booth H2.E46 We look forward to meeting partners and industry peers to discuss potential collaborations. At our booth, you can check in real-time whether data related to your company, your partners, or your customers is currently being sold on Dark Web marketplaces like Russian Market or found in Initial Access databases. 🔍 Let’s connect and explore how ParanoidLab can enhance your cybersecurity offerings! Thank you to Black Hat MEA for making this event possible! 🙂   #BHMEA24 #cybersecurity #cyberthreatintelligence #darkweb #infostealers #hacking #BlackHatMEA

How Big Do You Have to Be to Become a Target for Cybercriminals? These two recent posts speak volumes: •   A manufacturing company with $27M in revenue has RDP access sold for $600. •   A manufacturing giant with $1B+ in revenue has RDP access priced at $3,000. The takeaway? Size doesn’t matter to cybercriminals - small and large businesses are on their radar. If your credentials or network access are for sale, you’re the next on their list. ParanoidLab’s database contains over 40 million SSO records, over 110,000 Cisco VPN records, over 200,000 Citrix records, and over 180,000 Microsoft RDP records. ParanoidLab processes over 50 million new compromised credential records daily to keep you ahead of cybercriminals. If you’re an MSSP, a SOC, an IT Security provider, or a Pentester looking to expand your service portfolio and unlock new revenue streams, don’t hesitate to contact ParanoidLab! #cyberattack #cybersecurity #informationsecurity #hacking #penetrationtesting #cybercrime #ransomware #ransomwareattack #malware #apt #threatintelligence #cyberthreatintelligence #darkweb #darkwebmonitoring #infostealers

Do you have to be a $1Bn enterprise to become a target of cyber criminals? No. Even companies with under $25 million in revenue, like this grocery retailer in Canada, are being sold on the Dark Web. With only 109 employees, they’re still a viable target for Initial Access Brokers, with access being offered for as low as $1200. Cyber criminals assess targets based on revenue, size, and geography - not just industry giants. In this case, compromised access to the company’s infrastructure includes credentials that allow cybercriminals to penetrate defence, bypassing Webroot and Sentinel. This post serves as a reminder: if your credentials or network access are for sale, you’re on a threat actor’s radar. Whether they plan to exploit the data themselves or sell it to the highest bidder, it’s crucial for companies of all sizes to understand their risk and stay vigilant. #cyberattack #cybersecurity #informationsecurity #hacking #penetrationtesting #cybercrime #ransomware #ransomwareattack #malware #apt #threatintelligence #cyberthreatintelligence #darkweb #darkwebmonitoring #infostealers

How do Cyber Criminals choose their targets? How do they use Compromised Credentials? And what does Palo Alto have to do with this? Every successful cyber-attack begins with Reconnaissance, and the majority of all attacks start with buying Initial Access to the victim’s infrastructure from an Initial Access Broker on the Dark Market. That’s a critical point when hackers are searching for a potential victim. If credentials or access to your infrastructure is being sold on the Dark Web, you are the next one on their list. They just assess your company’s revenue and geography, and decide whether to sell your credentials to someone else or to use credentials by themselves. Now, while Cyber Criminals can exploit the Palo Alto CVE-2024-5910 Vulnerability, all they have to do is to search their databases for new targets. For defenders it’s important to know about such points to keep an eye on them, so we can quickly identify the beginning of the attack and mitigate it. ParanoidLab’s database contains over 26,000 Palo Alto credentials, over 40,000,000 SSO records, over 119,000 Cisco VPN records, and over 206,000 Citrix records. At ParanoidLab, we process over 50 million new records daily to keep you ahead of cybercriminals. And the most amazing part? We don’t charge any money to get all these data! We only require companies to prove ownership of their domains or emails, and they can receive all the data we have completely free. If you find the data valuable, you’re welcome to subscribe to our Compromised Credentials Monitoring and Dark Web Monitoring services. If you’re an MSSP, a SOC, an IT Security provider or a Pentester looking to expand your service portfolio and unlock new revenue streams, don’t hesitate to contact ParanoidLab! #cyberattack #cybersecurity #informationsecurity #hacking #penetrationtesting #cybercrime #ransomware #ransomwareattack #malware #apt #threatintelligence #cyberthreatintelligence #darkweb #darkwebmonitoring #infostealers #paloalto #globalprotect

Enjoy our new article on our Blog: "As NIS 2 Comes into Force in the EU, Ransomware is Bound to Rise"! https://lnkd.in/ddvV6P58 #cyberattack #cybersecurity #informationsecurity #hacking #penetrationtesting #cybercrime #ransomware #ransomwareattack #malware #apt #threatintelligence #cyberthreatintelligence #darkweb #darkwebmonitoring #infostealers

I want to continue a topic by Jamieson O'Reilly regarding EDRs. Here on the screenshots, you can see a cybercriminal selling software that disables most of the AVs/EDRs: Sentinel One, Sophos, Cisco, Symantec, Trend Micro, McAfee, Kaspersky, Malwarebytes, Windows defender, Avast, Webroot, ESET, BitDefender, CrowdStrike, Panda, F-Secure, AhnLab, Cylance, G Data, Cortex, Carbon Black, Check Point. The price he is asking for the toolset starts from $2k. Part of the Antivirus/EDR starts from 5k for 2 Antivirus/EDR. Is it too much to pay for such a toolset? 🤔 Cybercriminals know how to make a profit out of that. Stay safe. 🙏 #cyberattack #cybersecurity #informationsecurity #hacking #cybercrime #ransomware #ransomwareattack #malware #apt #threatintelligence #cyberthreatintelligence #darkweb #darkwebmonitoring #edr