Darktrace's comprehensive report on the threats faced by businesses examines the trends our Threat Research team saw across our customer fleet in the second half of 2023.

Oakley Cox discusses the dangers posed by N-Day exploits, and explains how Darktrace PREVENT can assist security teams hoping to close up vulnerabilities before attacks can be launched against them.

Darktrace’s AI has detected attackers exploiting the Log4Shell vulnerabilities across multiple customer environments. This blog breaks down two real-world attack scenarios and highlights the autonomous actions taken by AI.

By constantly shifting tactics, the Conti Ransomware Gang have maintained one of the largest stakes in the increasingly profitable ransomware industry. Discover how Darktrace was able to detect one of their crippling double extortion attacks at its earliest stages.

A utility services company was one day into its Darktrace deployment when the AI detected the early signs of a ransomware attack. This blog explores the detections.

A new part of the McLaren car is created every 15 seconds, with suppliers around the world contributing to the team’s success. From a security perspective, each of these providers represent a potential chink in McLaren’s defensive armor. Learn why the security team chose Darktrace’s AI to protect the organisation from supply chain attacks.

When a cyber-attack struck a national sporting body one week before the start of the Tokyo Olympics, Darktrace was on hand to autonomously stop the threat. This blog breaks down the attack in detail.

Latin America has been one of hardest hit regions for cyber-crime this last year. This blog unpacks an intrusion at a pharmaceutical organization based in LATAM, and how Self-Learning AI detected the data exfiltration attack at every stage.

Ransomware groups are popping up every week, returning with new names and new variants. Learn how Darktrace detected Egregor ransomware in a customer environment, without the use of any signatures.

Deep dive into how an attacker leveraged compromised credentials to infect multiple servers and spread laterally through the organization. This detailed threat find is an excellent use case for Autonomous Response and the importance of patching vulnerabilities.

Open ports are an effective vector of attack for cyber-criminals. This blog analyzes how attackers hacked into an exposed Internet-facing server and exploited it to mine cryptocurrency.

With globalized companies and supply chains, organizations need one solution which works for all emails no matter the time zone, no matter the language. This blog analyses how Antigena Email stopped a series of multi-language phishing attacks, including an Emotet campaign in Japanese.

Proactive Threat Notifications and Ask The Expert provide around-the-clock support. In a recent case, Darktrace SOC analysts helped a customer handle the QakBot banking trojan before it spread to other devices.

This blog analyzes a sophisticated SaaS-based attack which leveraged several Microsoft 365 accounts to launch the offensive and maintain persistence.

With ransomware attacks against AXA ASIA, Colonial Pipeline, and Ireland’s Health Service last week, this blog explores how cyber-criminal groups are exfiltrating data to coerce victims into paying, in what is known as ‘double extortion’ ransomware.

The threat landscape is not what it was. Sprawling IoT ecosystems and globalized supply chains offer many opportunities for threat actors. Darktrace detects these vectors on a daily basis, sometimes in the very same attack.

This blog discusses how Darktrace discovered a stealthy pre-existing APT35 infection in a customer environment.

Darktrace AI appears to have detected a Hafnium attack against vulnerable Exchange servers in December 2020, three months before the zero-day was identified. This blog provides an in-depth analysis of the attack, which suggests that Hafnium’s campaign began far earlier than previously thought.

Cyber AI discovered an extensive crypto-mining campaign in cardboard boxes in a disused warehouse. This blog discusses the rise in cryptocurrency farms and what this signals for the international cyber-threat landscape.

When employees have logged off, and security teams are away from their desks, that’s prime time for attackers to strike. This blog discusses how cyber-criminals time their attacks to fall during weekends or holiday periods, and how defensive AI can stay awake and fight back.