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Alana Stroud 01.3.2023 6 min read

Going the Distance: Cyber Predictions for 2023

There is always buzz around this time of year from cyber professionals the world over doing their best to foretell what the ...

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Threat hunter. Education enthusiast. Senior Security Researcher at Huntress.

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John Hammond 09.29.2022 3 min read

New 0-Day Vulnerabilities Found in Microsoft Exchange

Our team is currently investigating new 0-day vulnerabilities in Microsoft Exchange ...

John Hammond 05.30.2022 12 min read

Rapid Response: Microsoft Office RCE - “Follina” MSDT Attack

This post, as is the norm for emerging threats, is a developing article and may be ...

John Hammond 04.26.2022 10 min read

Bring Your Own Command & Control (BYOC2)

Sometimes the malware we find here at Huntress just makes us laugh. Not because it’s ...

John Hammond 03.1.2022 31 min read

Targeted APT Activity: BABYSHARK Is Out for Blood

tl;dr: This blog follows the ThreatOps investigation of targeted DPRK (North Korean) ...

John Hammond 12.10.2021 10 min read

Critical RCE Vulnerability: log4j - CVE-2021-44228

Our team is investigating CVE-2021-44228, a critical vulnerability that’s affecting a ...

John Hammond 10.28.2021 5 min read

Vulnerabilities and Information Disclosure in MSP Survey Software

By nature, threat hunting requires a series of traits: natural curiosity, a love of ...

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