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For an MSSP, a quiet month can be a good month. No ransomware outbreak. No major account compromise. No business disruption. But it can also create an awkward conversation with the client: What exactly did we pay for this month? The problem is not that the SOC did nothing. Quite the opposite. Analysts may have […]

The post How MSSPs Can Prove Their Value When “Nothing Happened” appeared first on ANY.RUN's Cybersecurity Blog.

RatHat, a newly identified Android banking malware family that combines Accessibility abuse, local Android Debug Bridge (ADB) pairing, native shell-level components, and generative-AI-assisted interface automation. The operation appears linked to China-based threat actors and is primarily designed to steal banking credentials, payment PINs, one-time passwords, device-unlock secrets, and other high-value data from infected Android devices. […]

The post RatHat Abuses Android Wireless Debugging to Gain Shell Access and Steal Banking PINs appeared first on GBHackers Security | #1 Globally Trusted Cyber Security News Platform.

Choosing an enterprise threat intelligence solution is about more than just data volume or integrations. The right provider should deliver relevant intelligence, fit existing workflows, and help security teams investigate threats faster. While SOCs may prioritize rapid investigation and enrichment at scale, MSSPs may focus more on multi-tenancy and customer separation. This enterprise threat intelligence […]

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