Financial Services
Digital Shadows helps the world’s largest financial institutions manage and remediate their digital risk.
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Top Cyber Threats to the Financial Services Sector
The most prevalent cybercrime threats against financial institution are the use or sale of ATM malware, targeted network intrusions, data breaches and the use of banking trojans.
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Read ReportHow One Large Bank Detected More Than 50,000 Exposed Credentials in 1 Year | Case Study
See how one large bank detected more than 50,000 exposed credentials in 1 year.
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Read ReportForrester New Wave Report: Digital Risk Protection
Digital Shadows Named a "Leader" in 2018 Forrester New Wave for Digital Risk Protection
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Read ReportDigital Shadows for Asset and Wealth Management
Asset and wealth management companies across the world work with Digital Shadows to secure their brands, detect data loss, and reduce their attack surface.
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Read PostReducing technical leakage: Detecting software exposure from the outside-in
Modern Development Practices Leads to Increased Exposure As customers, we can be a bit demanding when it comes to technology ...
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Read PostHow Digital Shadows Helped Find and Remediate an Exposed Admin Password on Github
In this blog series, we’ll share some tales from the front lines – keeping client names anonymous, of course. We’ll investigate some of SearchLight’s most impactful findings, and more importantly, she
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Read PostThird Party Risk: 4 ways to manage your security ecosystem
The digital economy has multiplied the number of suppliers that organizations work and interact with. Using a supplier can ...
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Read PostNSA Vulnerability Disclosure: Pros and Cons
On Monday, January 13th, Brian Krebs reported that Microsoft would be releasing “a software update on Tuesday to fix ...
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Read Post2020 Cybersecurity Forecasts: 5 trends and predictions for the new year
In this blog, we discuss several significant trends and events that have helped shape the cyber threat landscape, all of which will almost certainly continue through 2020.
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Read PostForums are Forever – Part 1: Cybercrime Never Dies
The survival of the cybercriminal forum in the face of new, more secure technologies and constant pressure from law enforcement does not come as a surprise to researchers at Digital Shadows.
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Read ReportHow One Global Retailer Detected Almost 2,000 Spoof Domains | Case Study
See how one global retailer detected almost 2,000 domains impersonating their brand.
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Read PostThreat Intelligence: A Deep Dive
Welcome to our deep dive on threat intelligence: intended to help security professionals embarking on creating and building a ...
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Read PostForums are Forever – Part 2: Shaken, but not Stirred
Part 2 looks at cybercriminal forum users’ resistance to moving away from the forum model.
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Read PostA Threat Intelligence Analyst’s Guide to Today’s Sources of Bias
This blog seeks to rebalance intelligence tradecraft discussions by highlighting some of the less glamorous everyday sources of bias that are too often overlooked.
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Read PostBlack Friday Deals on the Dark Web: A cybercriminal shopper’s paradise
Criminals are conducting Black Friday sales amongst themselves, many of which are on the dark web.
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Read PostDynamic CVVs: 2FA 2Furious
If an attacker had all my credit card information, would this 2FA solution prevent it from being used illegitimately?
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Read ReportCryptocurrency - The New Gold Rush for Cybercriminals
Cybercriminals have developed several schemes to defraud those looking to profit from the growth in cryptocurrencies.
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Read PostTyposquatting and the 2020 U.S. Presidential election: Cyberspace as the new political battleground
we detected over 550 typosquats for the 34 candidate- and election-related domains we gathered from open-source research. Not every single one was something interesting; most of the time the typosquat
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Read ReportToo Much Information: The Sequel | New Research
There are now 750 million more files exposed than we reported last year; not all of them are blatantly sensitive, but there is plenty of gold in these mountains.
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Read PostHoneypots: Tracking Attacks Against Misconfigured or Exposed Services
Honeypots can be useful tools for gathering information on current attack techniques. Conversely, they can be an overwhelming source of ...
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