Battling macOS Malware with Cortex AI
In this blog, we will be covering a novel machine learning (ML) model incorporated into our macOS agent that enables detecting evolving macOS malware with unprecedented accuracy.
Palo Alto Networks
Zero-Day
Stop Zero-Day Malware With Zero Stress With PAN-OS 11.0 Nova
Announcing PAN-OS 11.0 Nova – the next evolution of network security to stop zero-day malware. Nova extends inline deep learning capabilities.
CVE-2022-26134 Seen in the Wild by Cortex XDR
Nowadays, more and more Java vulnerabilities are being discovered. Exploiting these vulnerabilities can devastate a server, often resulting in remote code execution (RCE) and data leaks. And, since most Java vu...
Playbook of the Week: Automate Your Response to Zero-Day Exploitation of At...
As your team is tracking and patching this zero-day vulnerability, we have just the automation playbook to help your team orchestrate response across ...
Prevention, Hunting and Playbooks for MSDT Zero-Day (CVE-2022-30190)
Understand how Cortex XDR and Cortex XSOAR Protects Organizations Against Follina Zero-Day Exploits
Fundamentally Changing Network Security with Inline Deep Learning
These new attacks can both be detected and stopped before they compromise a target with inline deep learning.
Stop Zero-Day Threats in Zero Time with Nebula
Nebula is the latest upgrade of our industry-leading PAN-OS software. Now you can stop 48% more zero-day threats – 6x faster.
Mapping Zoho ADSelfService Plus CVE-2021-40539 in the Wild
Xpanse helps independently discover vulnerable and end-of-life versions of Zoho ManageEngine ADSelfService Plus.
PrintNightmare Prevention Update with Cortex XDR
Protect against PrintNightmare exploits with Cortex XDR
Hunting PrintNightmare (CVE-2021-1675) Using Cortex XDR
PrintNightmare (CVE-202-1675) is a recent high impact vulnerability with a publicly available exploit. Discover how to use Cortex XDR to hunt for potential breach.
Busted by XDR: Detecting Microsoft Exchange Post-Exploit Activity in Februa...
Using Cortex XDR behavioral analytics alerts to identify and resolve threats related to Microsoft Exchange Server vulnerabilities prior to public disc...
A Few of Unit 42’s Greatest Contributions to Threat Intelligence Research
Our interactive digital eBook compiles some of the most significant contributions Unit 42 made to the threat intelligence research world in 2019.
Slicing and Dicing CVE-2018-5002 Payloads: New CHAINSHOT Malware
#Unit 42 slices and dices CVE-2018-5002, uncovering new #CHAINSHOT malware.
IoT Malware Evolves to Harvest Bots by Exploiting a Zero-day Home Router Vu...
Unit 42 researchers outline the evolution of Satori, a malware family targeting zero-day vulnerabilities in IoT devices
Vehicle Hacks and The Age of IoT: Breach Prevention is the Only Way Forward
With an increasing number of connected cars coming onto the market over the past several years, it was only a matter of time until we saw a complete remote hijacking of a moving ve...
UPDATED: Palo Alto Networks Traps Protects From Latest Flash Zero-Day Vulne...
Following last week’s headline-grabbing Hacking Team breach, we all learned of exploits utilizing various zero-day vulnerabilities in Adobe Flash. Successful exploitation of any of...
Good Patch Management Is Crucial to Cybersecurity in ICS
A good cybersecurity strategy for industrial control systems (ICS) must include both a systematic approach to patch management and compensating cybersecurity controls for when patching is not an option. Patch m...
Survey Says… Zero-Day Attacks and Evasive Malware are Biggest Risks
This is the first in a three-part series highlighting the results from a Palo Alto Networks survey of 233 Ignite 2015 attendees at the end of March. The survey uncovered the cybers...
Palo Alto Networks Traps Prevents Exploitation of CVE-2010-2568/CVE-2015-00...
Almost half a decade has passed since the disclosure of the Stuxnet attack. However, its position as a milestone in advanced cybersecurity has not much diminished, and its implicat...
Palo Alto Networks Traps Protects Enterprises From Zero-Day CVE-2015-0313
It seems as if we are caught in a flash zero-day storm. It has not yet been two weeks from the disclosure of CVE-2015-0311 and we are already informed that there is yet another att...
Unpatched Flash Vulnerability CVE-2015-0311 Blocked by Palo Alto Networks T...
On January 22 Adobe confirmed the existence of a Zero Day affecting Adobe Flash Player 16.0.0.287 and assigned CVE-2015-0311 to it. This is the classic zero day scenario of exploit...
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