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Educate yourself on unique attacks, advanced exploitation techniques, and new methods to infiltrate the modern enterprise. Equip yourself with an academic-level understanding of next‑gen cyber attacks.

BYOB (Build Your Own Botnet) in action.

Perception Point’s platform recently intercepted an attack leveraging the BYOB framework. We believe this is the first time the BYOB framework is seen being used for…

Perception Point Incident Response
Dec-20

Mac Isn’t Safe.
How Do You Like Them Apples?

Apple's security measures aren't enough anymore. Fortunately, there is a new solution. Our Advanced Email and Collaboration Protection now prevents attackers from using APTs to target Apple computers.

Perception Point Research
Dec-20

On-brand Phishing: When Attackers Use Your Assets Against You

A detailed, to-the-point analysis of the most phished brands in email attacks and the importance of asset-based protection as c. 50% of attacks are actually related to the targeted company and its stakeholders.

Perception Point Incident Response
Nov-20

Top 4 Phishing Tricks for September-October 2020

Stay up to date with the latest phishing trends and tricks. We now focus on 4 points that can surely help you be prepared for the next attack.

Jonathan Levy, Director of BD
Oct-20

A Hop to Modern Email

Introduction to one of the most common methods of communication

Oded Kalev, Software Dev.
Aug-20

User Experience vs. Cyber Security

There's a tension between security and business enablement. There's also a tension between security and user experience. So what can you do about it? A full article on the dos and don't's on user experience in cybersecurity

Benny Reich, VP Product
Jul-20

The State of Mind of Being #1.

Why Perception Point Topped SE Labs’ Independent Email Security Testing.

Benny Reich, VP Product
May-20

Cloud Storage Security Risks

The security risks of cloud storage apps like Dropbox, OneDrive, Box, Google Drive, and why they need to be part of your security strategy.

Benny Reich, VP Product
May-20

What is a Zero Day Attack?

A zero day attack (also known as a zero day exploit) is one that leverages a software vulnerability that is either unknown or unaddressed by the software vendor; for example, bugs in Microsoft Office apps or Adobe Reader.

Perception Point Research
Oct-19

CVE-2019-0539 Exploitation.

Microsoft Edge Chakra JIT Type Confusion.

Rom Cyncynatus, Security Researcher
Mar-19

CVE-2019-0539 Root Cause Analysis.

Microsoft Edge Chakra JIT Type Confusion

Shlomi Levin
Feb-19

CVE-2017-0199 (still) in the wild.

Perception Point’s platform recently caught an advanced attack directed at one of our Financial Services customers delivered via a malicious MS Word document. Our analysis…

Perception Point Incident Response
Dec-18

Changing memory protection in an arbitrary process.

Linux Memory Protection with mprotect.

Ron Hass
Nov-18

The Gödel Proof & the Malware-Detection Spoof.

Cybersecurity solutions that detect malware only at the software layer are inherently flawed. This fact is actually based on a basic principle proven nearly 100…

Shlomi Levin
Jul-18

CVE-2015-5122: Exploitation using COOP.

Introduction. CFI has most certainly set the standard for exploit mitigations, and has inspired many implementations such as Microsoft CFG, Microsoft RFG, PaX Team’s RAP™ and Clang’s CFI. In this…

Shlomi Levin
Jun-18

Phishing links moving to email attachments.

Our last attack trend blog focused on n-days and zero-days. However, this time I will discuss an evolved “everyday” attack we’ve seen recently – phishing links inside files.…

Michael Aminov
Mar-18

Analysis and Exploitation of a Linux Kernel Vulnerability.

CVE-2016-0728

Perception Point Research
Mar-18

Malicious MS Office attachments on the rise.

Attack Trend.

Michael Aminov
Feb-18

Hardware vs. Software-based detection.

As with any market where crime is lucrative, cybersecurity will always exist, and the more digital the world becomes, the more it will grow. This…

Shlomi Levin
Feb-18

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Research
& Insights.

BYOB (Build Your Own Botnet) in action.

Mac Isn’t Safe.
How Do You Like Them Apples?

On-brand Phishing: When Attackers Use Your Assets Against You

Top 4 Phishing Tricks for September-October 2020

A Hop to Modern Email

User Experience vs. Cyber Security

The State of Mind of Being #1.

Cloud Storage Security Risks

What is a Zero Day Attack?

CVE-2019-0539 Exploitation.

CVE-2019-0539 Root Cause Analysis.

CVE-2017-0199 (still) in the wild.

Changing memory protection in an arbitrary process.

The Gödel Proof & the Malware-Detection Spoof.

CVE-2015-5122: Exploitation using COOP.

Phishing links moving to email attachments.

Analysis and Exploitation of a Linux Kernel Vulnerability.

Malicious MS Office attachments on the rise.

Hardware vs. Software-based detection.

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Research & Insights.

BYOB (Build Your Own Botnet) in action.

Mac Isn’t Safe. How Do You Like Them Apples?

On-brand Phishing: When Attackers Use Your Assets Against You

Top 4 Phishing Tricks for September-October 2020

A Hop to Modern Email

User Experience vs. Cyber Security

The State of Mind of Being #1.

Cloud Storage Security Risks

What is a Zero Day Attack?

CVE-2019-0539 Exploitation.

CVE-2019-0539 Root Cause Analysis.

CVE-2017-0199 (still) in the wild.

Changing memory protection in an arbitrary process.

The Gödel Proof & the Malware-Detection Spoof.

CVE-2015-5122: Exploitation using COOP.

Phishing links moving to email attachments.

Analysis and Exploitation of a Linux Kernel Vulnerability.

Malicious MS Office attachments on the rise.

Hardware vs. Software-based detection.

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Mac Isn’t Safe.
How Do You Like Them Apples?

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