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Tales Of Valhalla – March 2024

Tales Of Valhalla – March 2024

Every month the Nextron Threat Research Team (NTRT) shares insights into evasive threats that we’ve seen in the wild via our Valhalla service. The aim is to highlight interesting samples our rules detected and have or had very low detection rates as reported by...

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Not All IOC Scanning Is the Same

In the recent months I had several talks with friends and coworkers about IOC scanning and how to integrate IOCs from threat intel feeds into our scanners or other products that our customers already use. People often tell me that EDR or client management product X...

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How to Fall Victim to Advanced Persistent Threats

During the last four years, I was engaged on incident response teams for several large advanced persistent threat (APT) cases involving different German corporations. In this time, we have developed methods and tools to detect compromised systems, while also planning...

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APT Detection is About Metadata

People often ask me, why we changed the name of our scanner from "IOC" to "APT" scanner and if we did that only for marketing reasons. But don't worry, this blog post is just as little a sales pitch as it is an attempt to create a new product class. I'll show you why...

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