From APT28 to RePythonNET: automating .NET malware analysis
This blogpost covers the tooling and methodology we use at TDR to reverse engineer .NET malware. In our daily work, we encounter a wide range of malware, sophisticated or not, and a significant portion of it is written in .NET.
Strategic Autonomy in Cybersecurity: Where you Get to Choose
Stop being locked into "black box" ecosystems. Discover how Sekoia’s vendor-agnostic platform ensures data sovereignty, GDPR compliance, and technological independence.
Part 1 of our FSB Matryoshka series. Discover the context behind Gamaredon's cyberespionage campaigns, introducing GammaPhish and GammaWorm operations.
Discover part 3 of our FSB Matryoshka investigation. We deep dive into Gamaredon's Gammasteel info-stealer, its data exfiltration TTPs, and indicators.
APT28: An Evolution of Tradecraft from X-Agent to LLM Malware
Sekoia TDR looks back at how APT28's arsenal has evolved over two decades, from its signature X-Agent implants to disposable modules, edge-device infrastructure and the first LLM-driven malware.
Don't Eat the ChocoPoCs: Trojanised PoCs Hit Researchers
This article details a campaign targeting vulnerability researchers with "ChocoPoC" malware embedded inside trojanised Python dependencies. Exploiting the pressure to quickly test new vulnerabilities, threat actors distribute a persistent Remote Access Trojan (RAT) that exfiltrates data and harvests credentials from compromised developer environments.
AI SOC Security: All About Sekoia’s AI Trust Architecture
Security teams are being asked to trust AI with work that used to belong to experienced analysts. So how can they decide if it’s earned its place there?
Why AI SOC Agents Need Context to Investigate Alerts
AI SOC agents need more than an alert to investigate threats. See how telemetry, asset data, identities and threat intelligence help explain each verdict.
One SOC can protect dozens of customers, but every customer works differently. See how multi-level agents give security teams one shared way to investigate alerts, while keeping the local context needed to make the right call.
Exvicy: A Copycat of the ErrTraffic Malware Distribution Framework
This article details how TDR pivoted from a forum advertisement to identify confirmed operator infrastructure, analyzes the Exvicy infection chain, and provides code evidence establishing that this emerging MaaS is a direct copycat of the adopted ErrTraffic framework.
Allarme russo in Europa, il caso Kaspersky-SIC riapre il nodo della fiducia nell’intelligence
Gli attuali allarmi europei sulla minaccia ibrida russa e il caso Kaspersky-SIC non hanno un collegamento dimostrato. Ma letti insieme pongono una questione più ampia: quanto sono state esposte le catene tecnologiche e informative dell’intelligence occidentale e quali garanzie esistono oggi sulla loro integrità?
Ryuk ransomware member sentenced to 24 months in prison
An Armenian man was sentenced to 24 months in prison and 3 years of supervised release for hacking U.S. companies and encrypting their systems in Ryuk ransomware attacks.
Attacchi cyber iraniani contro navi Usa: il conflitto può estendersi al dominio marittimo
Le autorità statunitensi non hanno confermato se dietro gli attacchi vi sia l'Iran oppure altri attori statali, tra cui vengono citati come possibili Russia e Cina. Ma gli attacchi informatici alle navi Usa, mentre transitavano nello Stretto di Gibilterra nel mese di agosto, comportano un rischio tecnico legato a questi attacchi non trascurabile
RemControl: AI Built the Overlays. Victims Lose their PINs
Group-IB uncovers RemControl, a new Android banking trojan targeting European, Middle Eastern and Canadian banks, whose criminal infrastructure was unknowingly built by AI.
Il dato tra GDPR e AI Act: filiera, lineage e accountability
Dalla raccolta al modello, i dati attraversano fonti, sistemi, trasformazioni e riusi. GDPR e AI Act richiedono una governance capace non solo di mappare i trattamenti, ma di ricostruire e dimostrare la storia del dato