Security company CrowdStrike announced Charlotte AI, a generative AI analyst that uses the best and most comprehensive cyber threat data and continuously improves through feedback from industry-leading attack detection and response experts.

CrowdStrike trained the model on information about recent security events the company has experienced, information about threats from hacker groups and ongoing attacks, and telemetry for users, devices, and cloud workloads.

Let me remind you that we also wrote that OpenAI Introduced a Tool for Detecting Text Generated by Artificial Intelligence, and also that New White Phoenix Tool Helps Recover Files Partially Encrypted by [...]

In January 2021, it became known that the information security company Malwarebytes was the victim of an attack by the same hackers that attacked SolarWinds. At the same time, it was emphasized that Malwarebytes did not use SolarWinds products at all, did not install the version of Orion infected with malware, and the cybercriminals used “another vector of invasion” to gain access to its internal emails.

Now Brandon Wales, acting head of the Department of Homeland Security’s Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Protection Agency (DHS CISA), said that overall, about a third of the companies attacked by these hackers were not directly related to [...]

In mid-December 2020, Microsoft notified CrowdStrike that a compromised unnamed Microsoft Azure reseller account was being used for reading CrowdStrike emails. In order to prevent such actions in the future and to enable company administrators to analyse access rights to Microsoft Azure themselves, CrowdStrike has released its own free CrowdStrike Reporting Tool for Azure.

Microsoft determined that a few months ago, the Microsoft Azure reseller account, used to manage Microsoft Office CrowdStrike licenses, made suspicious calls to Microsoft cloud APIs for 17 hours.

“An attempt was made to read the e-mail, which failed, which is confirmed by Microsoft. The fact is that [...]