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Havex, It’s Down With OPC
FireEye recently analyzed the capabilities of a variant of Havex (referred to by FireEye as “Fertger” or “PEACEPIPE”), the first publicized malware reported to actively scan OPC servers used for...
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Pacific Ring of Fire: PlugX / Kaba
As depicted in earlier FireEye blogs, advanced cyber attacks are no strangers to the Asia Pacific region. In this blog, we take a deeper look at some of the advanced persistent threat (APT) malware...
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Operation Poisoned Hurricane
Introduction Our worldwide sensor network provides researchers at FireEye Labs with unique opportunities to detect innovative tactics employed by malicious actors and protects our clients from these...
View ArticleBlack Hat USA Talks – Leviathan: Command And Control Communications On Planet...
Every day, computer network attackers leverage a Leviathan of compromised infrastructure, based in every corner of the globe, to play hide-and-seek with network security, law enforcement, and...
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Darwin’s Favorite APT Group
Introduction The attackers referred to as APT12 (also known as IXESHE, DynCalc, and DNSCALC) recently started a new campaign targeting organizations in Japan and Taiwan. APT12 is believed to be a cyber...
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The Path to Mass-Producing Cyber Attacks
Lines of people, lines of parts. The modern production line is composed of individuals contributing to a larger process. This common manufacturing approach is efficient, effective, and profitable. Now...
View ArticleData Theft in Aisle 9: A FireEye Look at Threats to Retailers
While cybercriminals continue to target the payment card and banking information of individual users, they seem increasingly aware that compromising retailers is more lucrative. Targeting retailers is...
View ArticleTwo Limited, Targeted Attacks; Two New Zero-Days
The FireEye Labs team has identified two new zero-day vulnerabilities as part of limited, targeted attacks against some major corporations. Both zero-days exploit the Windows Kernel, with Microsoft...
View ArticleWhat are Java’s Biggest Vulnerabilities?
In our continuing mission to equip security professionals against today’s advanced cyber threats, FireEye has published a free technical report, “A Daily Grind: Filtering Java Vulnerabilities.” The...
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Masque Attack: All Your iOS Apps Belong to Us
In July 2014, FireEye mobile security researchers have discovered that an iOS app installed using enterprise/ad-hoc provisioning could replace another genuine app installed through the App Store, as...
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