CrowdStrike is aware of inaccurate reporting and false claims about the security of the Falcon sensor. This blog sets the […]
Tech Analysis: Addressing Claims About Falcon Sensor Vulnerability Read More »
On July 19, 2024, as part of regular operations, CrowdStrike released a content configuration update (via channel files) for the
Channel File 291 Incident: Root Cause Analysis is Available Read More »
On July 24, 2024, an unattributed threat actor distributed a password-protected installer masquerading as an inauthentic Falcon Crash Reporter Installer
Summary On July 24, 2024, CrowdStrike Intelligence identified an unattributed spearphishing attempt delivering an inauthentic CrowdStrike Crash Reporter installer via
The threat intel data noted in this report is available to tens of thousands of customers, partners and prospects –
Hacktivist Entity USDoD Claims to Have Leaked CrowdStrike’s Threat Actor List Read More »
Key Points CrowdStrike has observed instances internally and in the field in which the content of one or more channel
Tech Analysis: Channel File May Contain Null Bytes Read More »
Summary On July 23, 2024, CrowdStrike Intelligence identified the phishing domain crowdstrike-office365[.]com, which impersonates CrowdStrike and delivers malicious ZIP and
Lumma Stealer Packed with CypherIt Distributed Using Falcon Sensor Update Phishing Lure Read More »
Updated 2024-07-25 1900 UTC Executive Summary PDF This is CrowdStrike’s preliminary Post Incident Review (PIR). We will be detailing our
As workforce productivity increasingly depends on web-based applications, browsers have become essential gateways to the “connectivity economy.” According to recent
Seeing the Unseen: Preventing Breaches by Spotting Malicious Browser Extensions Read More »
