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Trend Cybertron Reshapes AI Security as “Cyber Brain” Grows | Trend Micro (US)

4 weeks ago | trendmicro.com

Learn how Trend Cybertron is reshaping AI security as a cyber brain.
Understanding Hacktivists: The Overlap of Ideology and Cybercrime | Trend Micro (NO)

2 months ago | trendmicro.com

Hacktivist groups are driven by a political or ideological agenda. In the past, their actions were likened to symbolic, digital graffiti. Nowadays, hacktivist groups resemble urban gangs. Previously composed of low-skilled individuals, these groups have evolved into medium- to high-skill teams, often smaller in size but far more capable.
Across the Span of the Spanish Cybercriminal Underground: Current Activities and Trends | Trend Micro (GB)

2 months ago | trendmicro.com

What does the present state of the Spanish-speaking cybercriminal underground look like? What are the most common scams and other illicit offerings peddled by cybercriminals? Unearth the secrets of the Spanish dark market in our research.
Bridging Divides, Transcending Borders: The Current State of the English Underground | Trend Micro (US)

Jan 7, 2025 | trendmicro.com

The English-speaking cybercriminal underground market has undergone significant transformations. We examine how it has adapted to new technology, increased law enforcement scrutiny, and linguistic diversification.
INTERPOL & Trend's Fight Against Cybercrime

Dec 11, 2024 | trendmicro.com | Jon Clay

Cybercriminals are agile, determined, and increasingly well-resourced. The best way for global investigators to make an impact is by harnessing the significant threat intelligence and expertise of private partners like Trend Micro. Our partnership with INTERPOL speaks to the value of strategic alliances in protecting both the public and private sectors from cybercrime.
AI Configuration Best Practices for Better AI Security | Trend Micro (US)

Dec 2, 2024 | trendmicro.com

Learn best practices for AI configuration in order to have better AI security.
5 Forrester Takeaways Around AI Security | Trend Micro (US)

Nov 13, 2024 | trendmicro.com

Learn five Forrester AI security takeaways.
AI Pulse: Election Deepfakes, Disasters, Scams & more | Trend Micro (US)

Oct 31, 2024 | trendmicro.com

AI Pulse is a new blog series by Trend Micro, catch up on the latest news in AI election deepfakes in the fifth post of this series.
Cellular IoT Vulnerabilities: Another Door to Cellular Networks

Oct 31, 2024 | trendmicro.com | Jennifer Lin |Richard Y Lin |Salim S.I

By Jennifer C Lin, Richard Y Lin, and Salim S.IPrivate cellular networks extensively use cellular routers and gateways to provide connectivity for IoT devices, and compromised routers have been used as initial access vector to cellular networks. Web vulnerabilities dominate. The distribution of vulnerability types follows the same pattern as non-cellular routers. These are probably inherited from common router software development kits (SDKs).
Cellular IoT Vulnerabilities: Another Door to Cellular Networks

Oct 31, 2024 | trendmicro.com | Jennifer Lin |Richard Y Lin |Salim S.I

By Jennifer C. Lin, Richard Y. Lin, and Salim S.IPrivate cellular networks extensively use cellular routers and gateways to provide connectivity for IoT devices, and compromised routers have been used as initial access vector to cellular networks. Web vulnerabilities dominate. The distribution of vulnerability types follows the same pattern as non-cellular routers. These are probably inherited from common router software development kits (SDKs).