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Honeypot Sensors
By using honeypot sensors, we can gain valuable insight into the tactics and techniques used by attackers. These sensors are strategically installed at critical points around the world to look for malicious activities. This information is used to continually refine and improve our cybersecurity strategies, making our clients' systems and data more secure.
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Malwares Known
Our team of experts has spent countless hours analyzing and classifying millions of unique malware payloads. By identifying unique malware payloads, we can develop actionable intelligence to prevent them from spreading and causing damage. This includes developing threat hunting rules for osquery, IDPS, yara and other security measures to identify threats in our clients' systems.
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Attacks Detected
Our honeypots have successfully attracted and recorded millions of attempted cyber attacks over a period of time. The honeypots have been configured to collect detailed information about the tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs) used by the attackers, as well as the specific vulnerabilities they are attempting to exploit.
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Infected Websites
Researchers at threatNext Research labs have deployed specialized tools to scan and analyze a large number of websites, and have identified websites that have been compromised and are being used to deliver exploit kits. The exploit payload used by the attackers on benign websites are continously monitored and delivered as intelligence to our clients.