Axiom APT Group
Blog Introduction Axiom APT Group, known as Group 72, originates from China and has been conducting sophisticated, persistent threat attacks since 2008. These attacks are characterized by a complex and sustained attempt to infiltrate targeted institutions, organizations, or systems. Target and Sectoral Focus Since 2008, Axiom has conducted advanced attacks on several government agencies and […]
What is External Attack Surface Management (EASM)?
Blog External Attack Surface Management (EASM) is vital to modern cybersecurity strategies. EASM is gaining importance as organizations’ digital footprints expand and they are exposed to new vulnerabilities. In this content, crafted by the experts at ThreatMon, we will delve into External Attack Surface Management and its importance for businesses seeking to fortify their defenses […]
Iran-Based APTs
Blog Delve into Iran-based APTs, exploring their cyber strategies, targeted sectors, and the implications for global cybersecurity. APT33 APT33 is a group of APTs also known as Elfin, MAGNALLIUM, Refined Kitten, HOLMIUM, COBALT TRINITY, G0064, ATK35, ATK 35, TA451, Magnallium and APT33. This group was first spotted in 2013 and is known to be based […]
Lotus Panda: China’s Cyber Power
Blog Introduction Discovered in 2010 and originating from China, Lotus Panda is an APT group also known as Spring Dragon, ST Group, DRAGONFISH, BRONZE ELGIN, and many others. Target and Sectoral Focus Lotus Panda is targeting a wide geography in the Asia-Pacific region and the United States. In particular, countries such as Australia, Brunei, Cambodia, […]
Top 10 Dark Web Forums
Blog Explore the top 10 dark web forums, their roles in cybercrime, the types of illicit activities and their impact on global cybersecurity. What is the Dark Web Forum? Why do These Exist? Those who advocate anonymity, freedom of expression, and privacy heavily use the dark web. Although most people are unaware of this part […]
APT39: Cyber Espionage Network in Iran’s Shadow
Blog Introduction Discovered in 2014 and originating from Iran, APT39 has carved out a unique place for itself on the global cybersecurity scene. Known by various names such as Chafer, REMIX KITTEN, and COBALT HICKMAN, this threat actor is particularly focused on specific targets in the Middle East and Western countries. As ThreatMon, we will […]
Top 10 Dark Web Search Engines
Blog Discover the top 10 Dark Web search engines for safe, anonymous browsing of hidden sites and resources. What Is the Dark Web, and Why Does It Exist? The dark web is an unknown hidden part of the internet that cannot be accessed with default browsers. It can be accessed using specialized software and allows […]
What is Threat Intelligence? – All You Need to Know About Cyber Threat Intelligence
Blog Cyber threat intelligence is a crucial aspect of cybersecurity and is becoming increasingly important as threats evolve and become more sophisticated. In this content, prepared by ThreatMon experts, we will explore cyber threat intelligence and its benefits to organizations and provide an overview of threat intelligence platforms. Businesses need to understand that relying solely […]
What is the OpenSSL Version Vulnerability?
Blog Learn about the OpenSSL version vulnerability, a flaw in the popular encryption library that can expose sensitive data, emphasizing the importance of updates to mitigate security risks. On October 25, the OpenSSL team has announced that a security patch for a critical vulnerability in OpenSSL version 3.x was being prepared. In addition to that […]
SQL Injection Failure and Flaws Have Been Patched by Vmware
Blog SQL Injection Failure SQL Injection Failure and Flaws That Allow Remote Attackers to Execute Code Remotely Have Been Patched by Vmware. The proof-of-concept exploit code is publicly available for a critical authentication bypass vulnerability in multiple VMware products that allows attackers to gain administrative privileges. VMware has previously released updates to the vulnerability (CVE-2022-31656, […]