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John Hammond 03.17.2023 14 min read

Everything We Know About CVE-2023-23397

Huntress has been tracking CVE-2023-23397, a critical vulnerability/0-day that impacts Microsoft Outlook. Unlike other exploits ...

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

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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 ...

John Hammond 09.9.2021 10 min read

Threat Advisory: Hackers Are Exploiting CVE-2021-40444

On September 7, Huntress was made aware of a new threat against Windows operating systems ...

John Hammond 08.24.2021 20 min read

Bullseye: A Story of a Targeted Cyberattack

At Huntress, we work to understand hackers’ nefarious activities and analyze a lot of ...

John Hammond 08.19.2021 16 min read

Microsoft Exchange Servers Still Vulnerable to ProxyShell Exploit

Attackers are actively scanning for vulnerable Microsoft Exchange servers and abusing the ...

John Hammond 07.20.2021 6 min read

The Hunt to Find Origins of Kaseya's VSA Mass Ransomware Incident

Kaseya has a customer base of roughly 35,000 businesses and organizations. These consist ...

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