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Businesses are now in need of active threat hunting more than ever before. Cyber attacks are on the rise and often start months before a significant incident occurs. Today we discuss why all companies should actively look for threats within their logs.
With Christmas soon approaching we’ve decided to go on a slightly different tangent and focus on the typical scams you can expect during this festive season and what to look out for. After all, we want you all to be safe this time of year.
The world of OSINT is a vast landscape that opens doors for many sophisticated cyber attacks. One of which is phishing engagements. The information found through OSINT can be used to create more realistic and personal phishing engagements, today we explain how.
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) was introduced in May 2018 as a response to the UK’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). The aim of GDPR is to give individuals more control over their personal data and to protect them from organisations that do not handle this data responsibly. This blog identifies the impact of GDPR on OSINT investigations and how its handled.
Part 3 of ThreatBites is here and we’re covering credential stuffing. In this blog post, we will discuss what credential stuffing is and how you can protect yourself from it.
Today we’re covering Technical Threats in the latest ThreatBite with the DarkInvader Research Team. This blog highlights what the shift in cyber attacks means for the technical threat landscape and what can be done.
In TechBites 01 we give a general overview of OSINT from two of our research team leads. Moving on to discussing one of the techniques used in OSINT; Google Dorking.
If you’re looking for a comprehensive guide to OSINT and Google dorking, you’ve come to the right place. In this blog post, we’ll discuss what OSINT is and how to use Google dorks to find sensitive information online. Stay tuned, because by the end of this post, you’ll be a master at using OSINT techniques.
Taking a look at your own safety online, one of our investigators discusses the dangers of social media presence, and how open-source intelligence techniques employed here at DarkInvader can reveal perhaps much more than you ever intended.
Today we looked into the technical threats associated with OSINT, discussing how a simple piece of information can lead to the entire downfall of a business’s operations. What can organisations do to stay prepared against modern technical threats? We take a deep dive into this with two of our DarkInvader experts.
This blog summarises what threat intelligence is and why its crucial for businesses to invest in it for their own cyber security safety. Read this blog to learn about the importance of Threat Intelligence to businesses.
What are the benefits of monitoring the dark web and is it something you should be doing? In short, yes. Its incredibly beneficial to stay ahead of potential threats by monitoring for any leaked data relating to your business.
The Dark Web is a dangerous and mysterious section of the world wide web, but is it illegal to browse? We break down the facts about viewing the Dark Web, how it can be accessed and why you need to be extra careful navigating this domain.
OSINT (Open Source Intelligence) is the collection and analysis of data gathered from open sources to discover legitimate intelligence, it’s something we use here at DarkInvader to discover threats to your business.
The author of DarkInvader suite of tools breakdown how it all begun and shows you why our Dark Web Scanner is superior to the other options on the market.
At one time or another, you’ll have had a message that your credentials have been leaked. Credentials often find their way to the Dark Web, today we look at how they get there and what the major risks are.
Hackers have been using the Dark Web to attack businesses for years, with a growing database of leaked data their use of the Dark Web grows larger, we take it a look at how modern-day hackers are utilising the Dark Web to attack businesses.
Dark Web Monitoring is a new form of threat scanning, much of the dark web includes leaked data and credentials that can be used against you in a sophisticated attack. Today we look at what Dark Web monitoring is and why its so important in the current cyber landscape.
We hear questions regarding the Dark Web every day, so today we breakdown some of the main FAQs asked and give you the honest answers from the team that deals directly with the Dark Web.
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