GoSecure Blog
Hack to the future: The Attack Surface of GPS Signals
In an era where our critical infrastructures increasingly rely on precise time and space, security implications of GPS systems have become a concerning aspect of their stability.
Phishing may have just become a lot harder to detect…
We are on the upward trajectory of AI. AI can be used to write anything from a blog post to a news story, even a thesis. It’s an incredibly useful tool that will save hours of time and make writing anything an essentially seamless task. However, with anything good, someone always seems to ruin it…Enter the bad guy!
Beyond the Script: Attacker’s Sleep Schedule and Strategies Behind Automated Attacks
Examining the brute-forcing attack patterns on our Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) honeypot systems reveals the discernible behavior of automated scripts. Yet, upon closer inspection of the temporal patterns associated with these attacks, subtle nuances indicative of human behavior begins to emerge.
Merry and Secure: Unwrapping the Truth Around Malicious Hackers Activities During Holiday Season
As the Holiday season upon us, a persistent narrative echo through the corridors of cybersecurity, emphasizing the critical need for organizations to heighten their vigilance and proactively shield their digital assets. While the chorus of caution is undeniable, let’s take a moment to challenge this prevailing notion. Is the Holiday season truly a breeding ground for malicious actors, preying on potential vulnerabilities left in the wake of understaffed security teams? In this blog post, we embark on a journey to scrutinize, question, and demystify the conventional wisdom that surrounds the nexus between festive cheer and cybersecurity concerns.
From Spraying and Praying to Custom Attacks: Different Playbooks for the Different Types of Malicious Actors Targeting RDP
Characterizing attackers gets us closer to reveal who they are. Our study categorizes the behavior of Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) attackers. Based on 3.4 million login attempts, we reveal five different clusters of brute force attacks strategies.
