Announcing the First Unit 42 Network Threat Trends Research Report
The Unit 42 Network Threat Trends Research Report provides insight into newly reported network vulnerabilities and emerging advanced threats.
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Tech Docs: Best Practices Served All Day
Content updates equip the firewall with the very latest App-IDs and threat signatures. While new App-IDs and threat signatures are delivered in a single package, you don’t have to enable them at the same time....
Applications and Threats - Analyzed Together for the First Time.
This edition of the Application Usage and Threat Report marks an evolution and an associated name change. For the first time, the report maps applicat...
Introducing the Threat Review Series
Last week we held our first webinar in the Threat Review Series where we focus on new or interesting threats in the security landscape and how to protect against them. It was an interesting session as we featured three very different types of threats - a botnet, a Windo...
School District Recovers Most of $3.8M Lost…Banking Trojan to Blame?
A New York school district had US$3.8M pilfered by cyber-criminals, who may have used a common banking trojan to gain valid login credentials to the district’s accounts. The very...
Wireshark Plugin for Mariposa Botnet Command and Control
As a follow up to last week’s post regarding Mariposa infection research, Yamata Li of the Palo Alto Networks Threat Research Team has developed a Wireshark plugin that will allow you to view obfuscated pcaps o...
Control Applications, Control Threats.
Over the past month, we've been pulled in by customers to analyze various "weird" behavior on the network. One of these instances happened a few weeks ago. A large Fortune 200 customer was reviewing application usage on the network using the Palo Alto Networks devices a...
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