The Information Heist: Cracking the Code on Infostealers (New Hudson Rock Interview)

The Information Heist: Cracking the Code on Infostealers (New Hudson Rock Interview)
This podcast episode features a discussion on the evolving landscape of infostealers, highlighting new malware capabilities and delivery methods. It emphasizes the significant rise in cyber-attacks involving infostealers and suggests ways for individuals and organizations to safeguard themselves.
Affected: individuals, organizations

Keypoints :

  • Hudson Rock’s podcast features Leonid Rozenberg discussing infostealers.
  • Infostealers are responsible for 4.3 million device infections and 3.9 billion stolen passwords.
  • Infostealers are now involved in 25% of all cyber-attacks.
  • They utilize advanced malware features like file-grabbing and credit card theft.
  • New delivery methods include fake CAPTCHA attacks and the ClickFix method.
  • The episode discusses prevention and mitigation strategies for infostealer threats.
  • Hudson Rock offers a cybercrime intelligence API and free tools for cyber protection.
  • Listeners can learn more about the latest trends in infostealer development and distribution.

MITRE Techniques :

  • Credential Dumping (T1003) – Infostealers harvest passwords stored in browsers.
  • Data from Information Repositories (T1213) – Infostealers utilize file-grabbing modules to access sensitive files.
  • Exploitation for Client Execution (T1203) – Delivery methods include fake CAPTCHA attacks to trick users.
  • Supply Chain Compromise (T1195) – The ClickFix method is mentioned as a delivery strategy.

Indicator of Compromise :

  • [URL] https://www.hudsonrock.com/schedule-demo
  • [URL] www.hudsonrock.com/free-tools
  • [Email] Info@hudsonrock.com


Full Story: https://www.infostealers.com/article/the-information-heist-cracking-the-code-on-infostealers-new-hudson-rock-interview/