Recorded Future’s Insikt Group has discovered a large-scale, likely state-sponsored influence operation against the BBC and the UK. | Continue reading
Insikt Group found that the “Beijing One Pass” exhibits behaviors similar to spyware and contains functionality that raises suspicions. | Continue reading
Insikt Group has revealed details of a cyber campaign conducted by a China-linked group, named RedEcho, targeting India's power sector. | Continue reading
Time is the enemy. Until cybersecurity is perfect, the cyclical nature of breaches and discovery means that time will betray both defenders and attackers. | Continue reading
Insikt Group analyzes the internet activity of the North Korean elite, providing a window into the digital lives of North Korea’s most senior leadership. | Continue reading
Recorded Future finds Tor is rising in popularity as an infrastructure for malicious Web activity. | Continue reading
Insikt Group analyzed threat actors offering disinformation as a service on underground forums to understand how disinformation is used by cybercriminals. | Continue reading
We present our findings of a spider specifically for dark web sites in an effort to make an assessment of one precise definition of the term “dark web." | Continue reading
New research from Insikt Group examines the history of Brazil’s cybercriminal underground, including their tactics, techniques, and procedures. | Continue reading
In this report, Insikt Group shares insight into a sustained cyberespionage campaign assessed to be conducted by Chinese state-sponsored threat actor APT10. | Continue reading
In this analysis, Insikt Group explores the historical links between Iran’s first and largest security forum, Ashiyane Forum, and the Iranian government. | Continue reading
Insikt Group analyzed underground forum discussions and discovered images of the individual behind notorious hacker tessa88, revealing their true identity. | Continue reading
Insikt Group examines the online activity of the North Korean elite to reveal insight into how they use the internet to generate revenue for the Kim regime. | Continue reading
Insikt Group analyzed posts, advertisements, and interactions within criminal forums to explore the organization of Chinese and Russian hacking communities. | Continue reading