Meet SOCRadar Free Tools: Dark Mirror

"On the Radar," SOCRadar's LinkedIn-specific newsletter launched in 2023, is back. Each edition will feature SOCRadar's FREE and popular tools.

SOCRadar Labs offers comprehensive cybersecurity tools and services, including detailed regional and sectoral threat intelligence reports. These insights help SOC analysts and CISOs tailor their cybersecurity strategies to address specific vulnerabilities and threats.

With over 25 FREE tools, SOCRadar Labs provides an unprecedented opportunity for cybersecurity professionals to enhance their posture. These resources empower professionals to effectively safeguard their organizations against evolving cyber threats.

Some of the Recent Cyber Threats and Cyber Security Incidents Where SOCRadar Free Tools May Be Used

• Last week, there were at least three significant critical updates on zero-day vulnerabilities: First, Google Chrome addressed a high-severity zero-day vulnerability (CVE-2024-4761) in its V8 JavaScript engine. And then, Microsoft Edge patched a zero-day flaw (CVE-2024-4671), a 'Use After Free' error in Chromium related to the ‘Visuals’ component, along with two high-severity flaws (CVE-2024-4558, CVE-2024-4559). Additionally, CISA added CVE-2024-4671 to the Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) Catalog, mandating federal agencies to patch it by June 3, 2024. And finally, Apple backported patches for the iOS Kernel zero-day (CVE-2024-23296) to older devices, addressing memory corruption issues. For any zero-day vulnerability, you can explore the FREE SOCRadar LABS Tool "CVE Radar." Click here: https://socradar.io/labs/cve-radar/
• Fluent Bit identified a severe vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2024-4323 and dubbed #LinguisticLumberjack. This widespread logging and metrics solution was widely used in Kubernetes distributions from AWS to Azure—notable users included Microsoft, VMware, TrendMicro, Dell, and LinkedIn, among others. The FluentBit vulnerability affected many tech companies and all the major cloud providers. CVE-2024-4323 was a #memorycorruption #vulnerability caused by a heap buffer overflow in Fluent Bit's embedded HTTP server. During trace request parsing, it led to Denial-of-Service (#DoS) and Remote Code Execution (#RCE) attacks. Check your domain’s or subnet's resilience against DoS attacks with SOCRadar LABS' FREE "DoS Resilience" feature . Click here: https://socradar.io/labs/dos_resilience/

That moment when SOCRadar's DarkMirror? shows you all the cyber threats you've been missing. ??

Meet SOCRadar Free Tools: DarkMirror?

DarkMirror? is a powerful service from SOCRadar Labs powered by our flagship product, XTI. It provides a comprehensive view of the Dark Web, designed to keep you informed and protected against emerging threats.

Why is DarkMirror? Important?

Dark Mirror provides continuous updates on potential threats relevant to your industry, country, and region. This allows you to:

• Discover Threats Early: Gain insights into emerging threats specific to your interest.
• Take Prompt Action: Quickly respond to incidents that could impact your operations.

Enhance Your Security with SOCRadar’s Free Access

Take your threat intelligence to the next level by joining SOCRadar’s free access program. This includes the Dark Web News module, where you can:

• Automate Intelligence Gathering: Use customizable filters to automate the collection and analysis of Dark Web news.
• Achieve Comprehensive Awareness: Stay fully informed about potential threats on the Dark Web, ensuring you can act swiftly and effectively.

See you in the next edition!