If you have a StubHub account, you are open to a major vulnerability of having your StubHub hacked. Learn more about how you are at risk & how Huntress' Security Awareness Training can help.
How do you protect computers from attackers if you’re not familiar with hacking techniques? The historical answer to this question has been antivirus and firewalls. However, the last several years...
Huntress wins prestigious award at this year’s largest MSP industry conference, ConnectWise IT Nation, for industry-leading Managed Detection & Response service.
When it comes to troubleshooting software errors, analyzing malware samples, or discovering security misconfigurations, the Sysinternals Suite can likely solve your problem. For many IT and...
When it comes to breaches, it’s hard to find a silver lining when the end result is customer down time, data theft, or damaged reputations. For Managed Service Providers with tens to hundreds (or...
Ransomware security awareness training is the most effective way to prevent a ransomware attack against your organization and its employees. Read more in the Huntress Blog to find out how.
During the previous MSP Moment, we walked our readers through an incident where our partner, NTConnections, used Huntress to discover a previously undetected breach. In this Deep Drive, we’ll...
Dive deep into Redosdru malware analysis, unpacking encrypted DLLs, keylogging behavior, and how Huntress defenders detect and respond.
Over the past month, the Emotet family of malware has re-emerged as a formidable piece of crimeware, thanks to its new self-propagation techniques (undoubtedly inspired by the success of WannaCry...
Recently, my co-founders gave a talk at DerbyCon 7.0 on evading common persistence enumeration tools. Evasion using trusted applications has been a hot topic of discussion within the infosec...
IT Nation 2016 ended on a high note for Huntress Labs as we were named the “Best Newcomer” in the Partner Choice Awards. Now, as this year’s event quickly approaches, we are excited to continue...
For many of us in the Managed Services Provider market, we were rocked with news of a vulnerability in Kaseya’s VSA product. The purpose of this blog is to shine technical light on what the...
Regardless of your daily duties, we’ve all encountered annoying ads, unwanted pop-ups, or generically named rogue applications. These nuisances, commonly called Potentially Unwanted Programs...
Explore this phishing campaign used the age-old “Please remit payment” spiel to lure potential victims into opening the attached file.
Preventive security products like antivirus have made major strides in their ability to detect malicious behaviors as opposed to weak/static signatures. When implemented properly, these heuristics...
Read more about security updates to the Huntress platform.
Does AUTOEXEC.BAT still run on modern Windows? We test Windows 7/10, explore registry persistence, and revisit how attackers maintain access today.
A vulnerability was discovered and disclosed in late 2017 that affected the ConnectWise ManagedITSync integration, designed to sync data between the ConnectWise Manage PSA and the Kaseya VSA RMM.
Periodically, a large scale cybersecurity issue requires “all hands on deck” from the Huntress Team (see WannaCry, Kaseya Cryptominer, GANDGRAB outbreak). The unfolding ASUS Live Update fiasco...
As a technical founder of a product startup, I’m as anti-FUD as it gets. However, the past three years have taught me how education can be a snake-oil free alternative.
Read this blog to learn more about what the Huntress team discovered with LNK.
Remote Desktop Services (RDS) benefit employees and IT administrators alike. With employees often working from anywhere, remote desktop reduces the physical burden of carrying a work laptop home...
If you’ve ever taken a look inside the Huntress Agent directory you may have noticed the file wyUpdate.exe.
Learn how Huntress helped an MSP partner contain and remediate an Emotet/TrickBot infection with Assisted Remediation.
Claude's Felony Bench rap sheet is now as long as OpenAI's
Mind the patch gap, please and thank you