An attack leveraging a recently patched Microsoft Office zero-day vulnerability (CVE-2017-11826) to deliver malware has been observed in the wild. HOW DOES IT WORK? The vulnerability is a memory-corruption bug affecting Microsoft Office 2007 products and later. Leveraging the vulnerability… Read More »How To Stop Zero Day Threats
Unit 42’s ongoing research into the OilRig campaign shows that the threat actors involved in the original attack campaign continue to add new Trojans to their toolset and continue their persistent attacks in the Middle East. When we first discovered the OilRig… Read More »Traps Prevents Microsoft Office Zero-Day
Unit 42’s ongoing research into the OilRig campaign shows that the threat actors involved in the original attack campaign continue to add new Trojans to their toolset and continue their persistent attacks in the Middle East. When we first discovered the OilRig… Read More »OilRig New Delivery Documents
Unit 42’s ongoing research into the OilRig campaign shows that the threat actors involved in the original attack campaign continue to add new Trojans to their toolset and continue their persistent attacks in the Middle East. When we first discovered the OilRig… Read More »Steps Up Attacks with New
Unit 42’s ongoing research into the OilRig campaign shows that the threat actors involved in the original attack campaign continue to add new Trojans to their toolset and continue their persistent attacks in the Middle East. When we first discovered the OilRig… Read More »New Delivery Documents and New Injector Trojan
Unit 42’s ongoing research into the OilRig campaign shows that the threat actors involved in the original attack campaign continue to add new Trojans to their toolset and continue their persistent attacks in the Middle East. When we first discovered the OilRig… Read More »OilRig Group Steps Up Attacks