Emulation detection evasion is a set of techniques employed by malware to detect analysis environments such as sandboxes or virtual machines and evade detection by altering their execution. By identifying the presence of emulation artifacts or behaviours, malware can stop executing or behave benignly, thereby avoiding detection and analysis.
Backdoor attacks, a stealthy and insidious form of cybercrime, have become a significant concern for businesses of all sizes, including micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs). These attacks involve the insertion of unauthorized access points into software, systems, or networks, enabling attackers to bypass security controls and gain persistent access for malicious purposes.
Gatekeeper’s upgrade in macOS Sequoia is a significant step forward for Mac security. By leveraging machine learning, it becomes a more intelligent and adaptable defence system, keeping your Mac safe from known and unknown threats.
An OS command injection vulnerability is akin to a hidden backdoor in your system. It allows malicious actors to infiltrate your network by injecting code that executes commands directly on your operating system.