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HardBit is a ransomware threat that targets organizations to extort cryptocurrency payments for the decryption of their data. Seemingly improving upon their initial release, HardBit version 2.0 was introduced toward the end of November 2022, with samples seen throughout the end of 2022 and into 2023.

With the continuous rise of graph databases, especially Neo4j, we're seeing increased discussions among security researchers about issues found in those databases. However, given our experience with graph databases ― from designing complex and scalable solutions with graph databases to attacking them ― we've noticed a gap between public conversations and our security researchers' knowledge of those systems.

Servers running the popular virtualization hypervisor VMware ESXi have come under attack from at least one ransomware group over the past week, likely following scanning activity to identify hosts with Open Service Location Protocol (OpenSLP) vulnerabilities.

Varonis is extending our world-class data classification capabilities to discover secrets, keys, and other sensitive data embedded in your GitHub repositories and source code.

Automated posture management helps teams spot and fix cloud security gaps fast, reducing misconfigurations and improving overall protection.

Varonis Threat Labs discovered and disclosed two attack vectors on Okta's identity suite: CrossTalk and Secret Agent.

See how automating least privilege cuts hidden access risks and strengthens security across growing cloud environments.

Understand how a customizable DSPM dashboard helps track sensitive data exposure, misconfigurations, and identity risk across cloud environments.

The real story behind today’s breaches is never about an isolated bad decision—it’s about the many decisions made long before a sleepy network administrator gets a call from an attacker.

Varonis Threat Labs found a SQL injection vulnerability and a logical access flaw in Zendesk Explore, the reporting and analytics service in the popular customer service solution, Zendesk.

Explore the process the Varonis Incident Response team follows to investigate NTLM Brute Force attacks, which are common incidents reported by customers.