Why the most powerful system is rarely the one everything depends on, and a three-question method for finding the one that is. Yury Sergeev and Alex Gould – Based on our talk at the Australian Cyber Conference (CyberCon) Melbourne 2026. You have probably sat in this meeting. The budget is finite, every system owner is
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We went looking for malware that thinks for itself. The cases with real victims pointed somewhere else: the AI tools developers already use. Yury Sergeev and Alex Gould – Based on our talk at the Australian Cyber Conference (CyberCon) Melbourne 2026. When we proposed this talk, the thing that worried us was malware that rewrites
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THREAT INTELLIGENCE REPORT Prepared by Essa Amous, CTO, RST Cloud Reporting date 10 September 2026 Introduction This article builds on the original research published by SOCRadar, which identified a Windows malware delivery campaign using FTP server banners as dead-drop resolvers to distribute the E4del and PINHOLE remote access trojans.Rather than embedding a fixed payload location
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