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The Evolution of Transparent Tribe’s New Malware

Executive Summary: In recent cyber attacks, Transparent Tribe, or APT36, has utilized an increasingly sophisticated malware called ElizaRAT. Check Point Research tracked ElizaRAT’s evolution, uncovering its improved execution methods, detection evasion, and Command and Control communication since its public disclosure…

Cloud Risk Management: The DevOps Guide

For DevOps software developers, navigating the cloud landscape without a clear understanding of risks is equivalent to walking into a minefield blindfolded. Cloud risk management, therefore, becomes an indispensable tool for DevOps – enabling us with the ability to identify,…

How to secure your SaaS data?

SaaS Supply Chain Risks: Biggest Threat to Your Data SaaS supply chain attacks pose the greatest risk to your data. Attackers exploit vulnerabilities in SaaS applications, which serve as entry points into your enterprise. This might be something as basic…

Hispanic Heritage Month: Roberto Galindo

In celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, observed from September 15 to October 15, Check Point honors the history, traditions, and cultural diversity of the Hispanic and Latino community. We sat down with Roberto Galindo, Security Engineer, SLED, to learn about…

LINUX CUPS VULNERABILITIES

On September 23rd, a security researcher named Simone Margaritelli (evilSocket on X) disclosed 4 vulnerabilities in OpenPrinting Common Unix Printing System (CUPS), a modular printing system for Unix-like operating systems that enables users to manage printers and print jobs. Due…

Getting to Know Katrin Bauer

Katrin Bauer is a channel manager based in Vienna, Austria. Read on to learn more about Katrin’s career journey and story. Katrin, tell us a bit about your background and role at Check Point. What does your day-to-day look like as…