Security strategies often assume that systems can be patched, upgraded, or replaced. In reality, many critical environments operate on legacy platforms where these options are impractical. Industrial control networks, healthcare systems, and government infrastructure...
Many organizations make a critical mistake when responding to actively exploited zero-day vulnerabilities: they patch but don’t investigate. Think about it this way: If your front door was left wide open for weeks, would you just lock it and walk away? If attackers...
Have you already heard about THOR Thunderstorm, a self-hosted THOR as a service? In this blog post, we will show how you can leverage THOR Thunderstorm to level up your email infrastructure security.THOR Thunderstorm is a web API wrapped around THOR, which accepts...
Since the release of THOR Thunderstorm in the summer of 2020, our customers used it to analyse a variety of systems that are usually considered as "out of scope". In some cases the EULA prevents the installation of Antivirus scanners or EDR agents. In other cases the...
We are proud to announce a groundbreaking new scan mode named "Thunderstorm" that we've integrated into preview builds of the upcoming THOR version 10.6. This mode of operation turns THOR into a RESTful web service that is able to process thousands of samples per...
We are proud do announce the version 10.6 of THOR, which is the first one that gets released as a TechPreview. We've discussed the split-up into THOR and THOR TechPreview in a previous post. The following post describes the most important new feature of the THOR...