23 November 2022
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Our Co-Founder and CTO Dr. Gareth Owenson gives a breakdown of the dark web network I2P, amid signs that cybercriminals may be taking an interest in it as a Tor alternative.
02 November 2022
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This blog picks out five highlights from the UK cybersecurity agency's yearly roundup, which provides valuable insight into the online threats facing nations and prescient guidance on emerging cybersecurity trends.
28 October 2022
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Our CEO Ben Jones breaks down the challenges of supply chain cybersecurity as we launch multi-tenancy to help enterprises monitor the dark web exposure of their suppliers.
14 October 2022
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Luke Walker, Senior Threat Intelligence Analyst at Searchlight, examines trends in the recent spate of cyberattacks against critical national infrastructure, as the war in Ukraine brings the existential threat to services like water supply systems, energy companies, and transport networks into stark reality.
28 September 2022
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On the dark web, what you don't know can hurt you. Executives’ personal information can often be found on dark web forums, on paste bins, or dox sites without them knowing about it. In this blog, Robert Fitzsimons looks at the challenge of executive threats and how they can be identified using dark web intelligence.
21 September 2022
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For National Insider Threat Awareness Month, Luke Walker - Senior Threat Intelligence Analyst at Searchlight Security - provides a Q&A on what insider threat is, why it's increasing, and how dark web intelligence can be used to combat it.
14 September 2022
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In the past few weeks Nato has had to investigate two instances of sensitive military documents circulating on the dark web. Our latest blog looks at what we can learn from these cases.
31 August 2022
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Is MFA enough to render the emails and passwords leaked on the dark web redundant? In short, no. Our latest blog looks at recent MFA bypass attacks that prove credentials on the dark web can't be ignored.
25 August 2022
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We know from our MSSP partners that their customers are increasingly asking them for insight into the dark web. Our latest blog looks at how MSSPs can integrate dark web intelligence into their existing offerings to increase the efficiency and value of their own services, while addressing their customers’ understandable anxieties around cybercriminal activity on the dark web.
18 August 2022
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It sounds strange, but sometimes threat groups in the dark web want to be seen. In our latest blog, Louise Ferrett, Threat Intelligence Analyst, looks at LAPSUS$ and DarkSide's historic dark web presence to show what you can learn from a threat group's comms strategy.
03 August 2022
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This week, LockBit released data that it claimed belonged to the Italian Revenue Agency. This turned out to be false. In this blog Threat Intelligence Analyst, Louise Ferrett uses dark web intelligence to answer some of the questions around this complicated case of mistaken victim identity including: who the real victim was, why two ransomware gangs appear to be advertising the same data, and why LockBit misattributed the ransom.
27 July 2022
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In our latest blog Robert Fitzsimons explains dark web intelligence's role in combatting cybercriminal's Reconnaissance (TA0043) and Resource Development (TA0042) tactics, as defined in the pre-attack stage of the MITRE ATT&CK framework.
20 July 2022
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14 July 2022
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04 July 2022
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28 June 2022
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24 June 2022
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The earlier you can identify a threat actor in the Cyber Kill Chain, the more likely you are to prevent an attack. This blog looks at how dark web intelligence can help identify cybercriminal activity in stage one: Reconnaissance.
14 June 2022
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Dark web intelligence can inform supply chain compromise prevention by identifying when and how a businesses’ third parties are being targeted. An examination of dark web activity at the time of the Maersk, Kronos and Kaseya attacks demonstrates the tell-tale signs that threat actors were targeting these supply chains.
26 May 2022
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18 May 2022
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