A new international group of threat actors is currently being tracked by Group-IB. They have been affectionately called Red Curl, which started known operations in 2018. After disappearing from everyone’s…
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EMOTET Returns!
In late January 2021, news outlets across the globe published reports about the downfall of what many called the most disruptive botnet of recent history: EMOTET. Not unlike Imhotep the…
Mortgage Bankers Get a Lesson in Hacking Threats
Our own JT Gaietto co-presented with Chase Cunningham at the recent Mortgage Bankers Association conference, showing how real and costly cyberattacks have become, particularly in 2021. Shifting the conversation from finances…
Knowledge-Based Authentication Attacks
Some of the best online security features aren’t so secure anymore: Online “secrets” erode Multi-Factor Authentication efforts Many of today’s secure online transactions require one of those nostalgic secret answers:…
Digital Silence adds JT Gaietto as Chief Security Officer
Digital Silence is expanding its senior leadership team with the addition of JT Gaietto, a cybersecurity leader with more than 23 years of experience. He is joining as Chief Security…
What Is OSINT?
Information, some say, is the new oil. Like oil in the early days of the oil boom, important personal and commercial information lies just below the internet’s surface. The art…
Veteran's Day Post 2020
From the desk of Justin Whitehead Founder and CEO of Digital Silence United States Army Veteran “From this day to the ending of the world,But we in it shall be…
OSINT Services from Digital Silence
Digital Silence is continuously learning new OSINT techniques and methodologies. Keeping up with emerging tech, social sites, video streaming services, and other online chatter is a full time job. Check…
Whitepaper - Bypassing Port-Security In 2018: Defeating MacSEC and 802.1x-2010
At DEF CON 26 we introduced an attack that can be used to bypass 802.1x-2010 and MACsec when weak EAP methods are used. The attack, known as a Rogue Gateway,…
5Ghz Electronic Warfare Part 1: Attacking 802.11n Networks
Introduction The is the first of a two part series about our attempts to make rogue AP attacks against 802.11n and 802.11ac networks a bit easier. Up until this point,…