Supply Chain Compromise

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Executives are no longer the go-to impersonated party in business email compromise (BEC) attacks. Now, threat actors are opting to impersonate vendors instead.

New Abnormal Research Shows Rise in Financial Supply Chain Compromise as Attackers Turn to Vendor Impersonation

Business Email Compromise

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It’s IC3 Report week! In what has become an annual holiday for anyone that’s heavily involved in researching business email compromise (BEC) attacks, the FBI released its 2021 Internet Crime Report that details trends in various types of cybercrime activity over the past year.

Unlucky #7: FBI Data Shows BEC Is the Top Cyber Threat for Seventh Year in a Row

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Today, Abnormal released our H1 2022 Email Threat Report, focused on data from July to December 2021. Over the course of those six months, we tracked a relatively new form of cyber attack—phone fraud that starts via email.

New Research Shows Phone Fraud Targets 89% of Companies

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From January-June 2022, Abnormal Security found a 48% increase in email attacks over the previous six months, and 68.5% of those attacks included a credential phishing link.﻿

H2 2022: Threat Actors Impersonate 265 Different Brands in Credential Phishing Attacks

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For years, executives were the go-to impersonated party in business email compromise attacks. Now, threat actors are opting to impersonate vendors and suppliers instead.

From CEO Fraud to Vendor Fraud: The Shift to Financial Supply Chain Compromise

Stripe Website Impersonated in Credential Phishing Attack

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Ransomware has gotten a lot of attention in 2021, primarily due to the disruption attacks have caused to supply chains around the world. From Colonial Pipeline to Quanta, ransomware has made headlines and shows little sign of slowing down.

Ransomware Methodology, Victimology, and What to Expect in 2022

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Uncover the latest information on attacker strategies and trends across the email threat landscape.

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Here’s an in-depth analysis of the 62 most prominent ransomware groups and their activities since January 2020.

A Deep Dive into Active Ransomware Groups

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Like all threats in the cyber threat landscape, ransomware will continue to evolve over time. This post builds on our prior research and looks at the changes we observed in the ransomware threat landscape in the first quarter of 2022.

Ransomware Volume Drops as a Main Player Exits the Stage

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Threat actors are posing as businesses and individuals seeking tax preparation services and then providing copies of the Sorillus client remote access tool (RAT).

Tax Return Customer Campaign Attempts to Infect Victims with Sorillus RAT

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Actors are now exploiting the customer contact form on websites to bypass email security and encourage BazarLoader downloads.

BazarLoader Actors Initiate Contact via Website Contact Forms

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Looking at the overall volume trends, there have been two main spikes in ransomware activity over the last two years.

The Victimology of Ransomware: 4,200 Ransomware Victims and Counting

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As part of our research, we dove into why ransomware has changed and how each variable influences the overall threat of ransomware in distinctly different ways.

The Driving Factors Behind Today’s Ransomware Landscape

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New research from the Abnormal Threat Intelligence team shows that ransomware delivery methods have evolved, payouts are growing in frequency and total cost, and there are more malicious actors participating in ransomware than ever before.

New Ransomware Research Shows Growth Trends Across the Threat Landscape

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Our threat report on ransomware shares insight on attack methods, locations, payouts, and more across 4,200 victims.

The Evolution of Ransomware: Victims, Threat Actors, and What to Expect in 2022

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Ransomware is a major problem, and it’s not going away. To understand it, we must understand why threat actors turn to it—and how it can be stopped. The best way to do that is to chat with the masterminds behind these attacks.

Deconstructing the Ransomware Landscape: Interactions with a Threat Actor

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On August 12, 2021, we identified and blocked a number of emails sent to Abnormal Security customers soliciting them to become accomplices in an insider threat scheme. The goal was for them to infect their companies’ networks with ransomware. These emails allege to come from someone with ties to the DemonWare ransomware group.