Category: SentinelOne

SentinelOne VS Play Ransomware – Prevention

Play Ransomware is a new type of malware seen starting in June 2022. The name “play” comes from the extension added to files once they have become encrypted by this

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SentinelOne VS Play Ransomware – Forensics – Detect, Respond and Rollback

Play Ransomware is a new type of malware seen starting in June 2022. The name “play” comes from the extension added to files once they have become encrypted by this

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SentinelOne VS Hades Ransomware – Prevention

Hades is sometimes referred to as Phoenix Locker. Hades and Phoenix, in this context, are considered to be the same threat.

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Singularity™ Identity VS Active Directory

This demonstration will simulate a threat actor leveraging LOLBins to assess a targeted environment. The attacker is utilizing Operating System commands and Active Directory access to discover more infromation. We

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The Mystery of Metador | An Unattributed Threat Hiding in Telcos, ISPs, and Universities

By Juan Andres Guerrero-Saade, Amitai Ben Shushan Ehrlich, and Aleksandar Milenkoski

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SentinelOne VS Trigona Ransomware – Detection, Remediation and Forensics

Meet Trigona, a new ransomware family first seen in October 2022.

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SentinelOne VS Trigona Ransomware – Prevention

Meet Trigona, a new ransomware family first seen in October 2022.

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LABScon Replay | Demystifying Threats to Satellite Communications in Critical Infrastructure

Satellite communications are an integral part of many industrial control systems across many sectors, but their usage, specifically in critical infrastructure, continues to be misunderstood by the industry. While there

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SentinelOne VS HolyGhost Ransomware – Detection & Response

HolyGhost ransomware targets large enterprises, governments, and financial institutions. It was first seen in June 2021 and tied to North Korean threat actors (DEV-0530 and DarkSeoul).

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