Threat Research Blog

Unless you lived under a rock for the past several months or started a digital detox, you have probably encountered the MCP initials (Model Context Protocol). But what is MCP? Is this just a...

The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open standard and open-source project from Anthropic that makes it quick and easy for developers to add real-world functionality — like sending emails or...

TL;DR In this post, we introduce our “Adversarial AI Explainability” research, a term we use to describe the intersection of AI explainability and adversarial attacks on Large Language Models...

Introduction The term “Agentic AI” has recently gained significant attention. Agentic systems are set to fulfill the promise of Generative AI—revolutionizing our lives in unprecedented ways. While...

In the past two years, large language models (LLMs), especially chatbots, have exploded onto the scene. Everyone and their grandmother are using them these days. Generative AI is pervasive in...

Cryptojacking malware—a type of malware that tries to steal cryptocurrencies from users on infected machines. Curiously, this kind of malware isn’t nearly as famous as ransomware or even...

Introduction Identity providers (IdPs) or Identity and Access Management (IAM) solutions are essential for implementing secure and efficient user authentication and authorization in every...

You might not recognize the term “OAuth,” otherwise known as Open Authorization, but chances are you’ve used it without even realizing it. Every time you log into an app or website using Google,...

While Kubernetes’ Role-based access control (RBAC) authorization model is an essential part of securing Kubernetes, managing it has proven to be a significant challenge — especially when dealing...

TL;DR ByteCodeLLM is a new open-source tool that harnesses the power of Local Large Language Models (LLMs) to decompile Python executables. Furthermore, and importantly, it prioritizes data...

Generated using Ideogram Abstract Privacy is a core aspect of our lives. We have the fundamental right to control our personal data, physically or virtually. However, as we use products from...

Recently, we researched a project on Portainer, the go-to open-source tool for managing Kubernetes and Docker environments. With more than 30K stars on GitHub, Portainer gives you a user-friendly...

In software development, CI/CD practices are now standard, helping to move code quickly and efficiently from development to production. Azure DevOps, previously known as Team Foundation Server...

Over the short span of video game cheating, both cheaters and game developers have evolved in many ways; this includes everything from modification of important game variables (like health) by...

Following our post “A Brief History of Game Cheating,” it’s safe to say that cheats, no matter how lucrative or premium they might look, always carry a degree of danger. Today’s story revolves...

During a recent customer engagement, the CyberArk Red Team discovered and exploited an Elevation of Privilege (EoP) vulnerability (CVE-2024-39708) in Delinea Privilege Manager (formerly Thycotic...

Golang applications that use HTTPS requests have a built-in SSL verification feature enabled by default. In our work, we often encounter an application that uses Golang HTTPS requests, and we have...