All Huntress Blog Posts
All Huntress Blog Posts
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Insights into Suspected DPRK Workers: Red Flags to Look Out For
Huntress analyzed several incidents involving DPRK remote workers (Famous Chollima) in partner environments. Learn key indicators to detect and prevent North Korean threats.
“Malware, from the Outside!”: How a Threat Actor Used Fake OpenClaw Installers to Infect Systems with GhostSocks and Information Stealers
Fake OpenClaw installers sat quietly on GitHub for over a week, loading GhostSocks and information stealers onto every system that downloaded them. Here's what Huntress found.
DE&TH to Vulnerabilities: Huntress Catches SmarterMail Account Takeover Leading to RCE
Huntress caught active in-the-wild exploitation of a SmarterMail vulnerability that turns an account takeover into remote code execution. If you're running SmarterMail before Build 9511, update now.
The Crown Prince, Nezha: A New Tool Favored by China-Nexus Threat Actors
Nezha is a post-exploitation tool appearing in China-nexus intrusions, and it wasn't built for cybercrime. After Huntress published the research, someone from Mainland China reached out with context.
Rapid Response: Samsung MagicINFO 9 Server Flaw
Reports said the latest Samsung MagicINFO 9 Server version patched CVE-2024-7399. Huntress independently verified it didn't. Here's the rapid response details.
Advanced Persistent Threat Targeting Vietnamese Human Rights Defenders
Even non-profits and human rights organizations have adversaries. Huntress investigated an APT campaign targeting Vietnamese human rights defenders. Learn more about the tradecraft and the full attribution.
MSSQL to ScreenConnect
Malicious activity on MSSQL servers is still a persistent problem. We discuss a recent case where attackers pivoted from a Fortinet EMS MSSQL installation to ScreenConnect, and what Huntress found.